[Hiring] Physics & Python Specialist @Gramian Consulting Group

Role Description

We are looking for a physics-focused professional to contribute to an advanced AI research initiative developing rigorous scientific coding tasks. The role combines physics expertise, Python-based scientific computing, and AI evaluation, requiring you to:

• Design scientific coding tasks consisting of one main physics problem and at least 3 logically connected sub-problems.
• Implement verified golden solutions in Python with complete unit test coverage.
• Develop discriminative test cases that distinguish correct from incorrect AI-generated outputs.
• Perform quality control checks using the Turing Central Task Platform (CTP), including Tier 1 structure checks and Tier 2 quality rubrics.
• Revise scientific tasks and solutions based on QC feedback.
• Optimize tasks to meet Pass@K evaluation criteria across multiple LLM judges, including GPT, Gemini, and Nemotron.
• Validate scientific correctness, well-posedness, determinism, and expected outputs.
• Maintain high first-submission quality and minimize rework.
• Participate in reviews, feedback sessions, and project standups during required overlap hours.

CONTRACT: Freelance / Contractor, short-term (8 weeks)

COMMITMENT: 40 hours per week, including 4 hours of overlap with PST working hours

LOCATIONS: Remote — Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Turkey, or Vietnam

Qualifications

• Master's degree or PhD in Physics.
• Strong Python programming skills with experience in scientific computing.
• Experience with scientific Python libraries such as NumPy, SciPy, SymPy, or relevant domain-specific tools.
• Ability to formulate rigorous physics problems with clear constraints and expected outputs.
• Experience implementing scientific solutions with unit tests and deterministic outputs.
• Prior experience in AI data annotation, scientific research, or scientific writing.
• Familiarity with LLM evaluation frameworks or coding benchmarks.
• Published research or academic project experience in physics or another STEM discipline.