Nuclear Medicine Physicist / Cyclotron RSO
Neon
$65 – $75 · as listed
As a Nuclear Medicine Physicist or Radiation Safety Officer, you'll contribute to AI safety evaluation by crafting specialized prompts that test how advanced language models handle sensitive technical requests. Your role involves writing realistic scenarios in nuclear medicine and cyclotron operations—questions that span from routine clinical inquiries to requests with potential dual-use concerns. You'll categorize each prompt by risk level, helping researchers understand whether AI systems can distinguish legitimate professional questions from those posing safety risks.
This remote, task-based position suits experienced professionals with deep expertise in radiological physics and safety protocols. Your technical background enables you to author prompts that are both authentic and appropriately nuanced—neither oversimplified nor contrived. The work directly supports responsible AI development by identifying gaps in a model's ability to reason about dangerous applications while remaining helpful for genuine use cases.
This is an advanced-level remote role offered through the Mercor platform, with compensation listed at $65–$75 per hour. The arrangement is flexible and project-based, ideal for subject-matter experts looking to apply their specialized knowledge to emerging AI challenges.
From the listing: Mercor marketplace · task-based. ## About the work Mercor is assembling a panel of radiological safety experts to red-team frontier AI models. The goal is to test whether a model can correctly judge the misuse potential of a technical request — answering legitimate questions fully while refusing genuinely dangerous ones. You will: - Write challenging single-turn prompts in your domain, labelled across three levels: benign, dua
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