Life Sciences Research Scientist (PhD): Wet Lab & Computational Biology
micro1
$45 – $90/hour · as listed
This remote AI training role combines wet lab expertise with computational biology work. You'll contribute specialized knowledge in molecular simulations and computational chemistry, using tools like Gaussian, GROMACS, LAMMPS, Amber, and Orca to support AI model development. The work involves applying your research background to real-world problems in the applied engineering domain, leveraging both hands-on lab experience and programming skills like Python.
Ideal for PhD-level life scientists with solid computational biology foundations and familiarity with molecular modeling software. This is advanced, specialized AI data work—you're helping train AI systems rather than performing traditional research. The role offers flexibility as a remote position with 50 openings available.
Compensation ranges from $45–$90 per hour depending on experience and scope. This is contractor-level work through the micro1 platform, suited for researchers seeking project-based engagement in AI and machine learning applications within the life sciences space.
From the listing: AI-training role at micro1 · Specialist role · applied engineering domain · 50 openings. Skills: computational chemistry, molecular simulations, python, gaussian, gromacs, lammps, amber, orca.
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