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AI Trainer (Life Sciences)

On micro1

$60–$120/hr

You write hard computational life-science tasks, with reference solutions and grading criteria, and check AI-written code and analyses for biological and statistical mistakes. It suits biologists, bioinformaticians and biomedical scientists who have already been paid for AI-training work.

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Pay

$60–$120/hr

Pay is output-based: tasks are paid when they meet the project's specifications, so the hourly figure is an estimate.

Type
Contract
Hours
15 or more hours a week, on a flexible schedule
Africa
Open in Africa
Platform
micro1
Posted
Nov 9, 2026

01 · The role

What you would do

  • Create realistic computational life-science tasks that challenge advanced AI models
  • Prepare task instructions, reproducible environments, reference solutions and grading criteria
  • Evaluate model-written code, analyses, models and experiments
  • Catch invalid biological assumptions, method errors, data leakage, statistical problems and results that cannot be reproduced

02 · Requirements

What they ask for

  • Earlier paid work training, evaluating or benchmarking AI systems on scientific or technical tasks
  • Strong Python and deep expertise in a life-science specialty, such as computational biology, bioinformatics, genomics, neuroscience or ecology
  • Hands-on use of computational methods for modeling, biomedical analysis or reproducible research
  • Public evidence of your skill, such as publications, research code, pipelines or competition results
  • Pass micro1's screening: an application, an AI interview with technical and integrity checks and a hiring-manager review

Helpful, not required

  • Experience writing AI-training tasks, rubrics or benchmark problems, or reviewing other trainers' work
  • Experience with NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Biopython, PyTorch or JAX
  • Experience with long-horizon or agentic AI evaluations
  • Bioinformatics
  • Computational biology
  • Python
  • Biomedical analysis
  • Model evaluation

03 · Eligibility

Who can apply

Global and fully remote, the listing says. None of Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa or Egypt is on micro1's list of countries it cannot hire from.

Open in Africa

  • NigeriaCan apply
  • KenyaCan apply
  • GhanaCan apply
  • South AfricaCan apply
  • EgyptCan apply

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04 · Applying

How to get in

You apply through micro1's own process. The steps from sign-up to first paid task are on its profile.

05 · Source

About this listing

We last confirmed this opening on Nov 11, 2026, and it was posted on Nov 9, 2026. Rates and hours come from the listing unless the note beside the rate says otherwise. Where the listing names no countries, the Africa status is our reading of it and of what is known of micro1's country rules, set out on its profile, and never marks a role more open than they show. The listing itself has the final word.

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AI Trainer (Life Sciences)

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