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What We're Researching
We're hiring biology PhDs to provide ongoing technical expertise in genetics, protein engineering, and biochemistry. This long-term research effort aims to evaluate complex biological data and map out emerging scientific trends. Your domain knowledge will directly support the evaluation of advanced computational biology models and literature reviews.
How It Works
You will participate in remote tasks and occasional video interviews to evaluate technical biological concepts. Expect to review academic literature, analyze protein structures, or assess genetic data sets based on specific prompts. You will provide detailed written feedback and walk us through your analytical process during recorded sessions. The work flows on a recurring basis, allowing you to contribute flexibly as new scientific topics emerge.
Who This Is For
We are looking for credentialed researchers holding a PhD in a core biological science. We welcome experts in Genetics, Protein Engineering, Biochemistry, and closely adjacent fields like Molecular Biology or Computational Biology. Ideal candidates have active experience working with complex datasets and analyzing recent scientific literature.
What You'll Do
Review and analyze complex biological data sets or technical literature
Provide detailed written feedback on emerging concepts in genetics and biochemistry
Participate in occasional remote interviews to explain your analytical reasoning
Evaluate computational models applied to protein engineering
Who Should Apply
PhD in Biology, Genetics, Biochemistry, or a closely related field
Strong background in analyzing technical scientific literature
Comfortable providing detailed, independent technical assessments
Active experience in academic research or applied life sciences
Compensation
$210 per task
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