Frontier models are now tested on graduate-level physics, and only physicists can write problems hard enough to find where they break. These projects pay physicists, from PhD students to principal investigators, to set and solve research-grade problems and check a model's reasoning step by step.
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CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
CritPt is a public benchmark of research-level physics challenges, built to test whether frontier AI models can carry out genuine physics research reasoning rather than textbook problem solving.
$80–$110/hr
We are seeking expert physicists to author and review high-quality academic assessment content for an AI research initiative.
$61–$77/hr
The research teams behind the best-known AI models come to the hiring partner for physics judgment they can't generate on their own.
$70–$100/hr
Schedule: 5-10+ hrs/week. Fully flexible (Can accomodate after hours + weekends if needed)
$100–$200/hr
Schedule: 5-10+ hrs/week. Fully flexible (Can accomodate after hours + weekends if needed)
$100–$200/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts (Condensed Matter / Quantum Information) to contribute to a frontier research-level physics benchmark project focused on topics such as the…
$100–$170/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts (Postdoc / Junior professor) to participate in a high-impact project supporting a customer in the science and technology sector.
$80–$150/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts (Biophysics / Statistical Physics) to contribute to a research-level project focused on modeling bacterial population growth, stochastic…
$80–$160/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts—established Professors or Principal Investigators—to provide high-level domain guidance as part of an impactful project for a customer.
$80–$160/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts (AMO / Quantum Information) to contribute to a cutting-edge research-focused project in collaboration with a customer.
$80–$160/hr
Schedule: 10-15+ hours a week, Fully Flexible (Can accommodate working after hours/weekends)
$100–$200/hr
The hiring partner is engaging Physics Experts (Gravitation / Cosmology / Astrophysics) to participate in an advanced, research-driven project for a valued customer.
$80–$160/hr
Of the 27 roles on this page open now, 23 publish an hourly rate. The median is $95 an hour, half of them pay between $95 and $120, and the highest pays $150. Every role shows its terms before you apply, and applying is free.
3 of 27 are open worldwide. 2 name the countries they accept, most often United States, Canada and United Kingdom. 22 do not say, so check the role's own terms before applying. With a profile, Tier1 checks each role's countries and languages against yours.
No. These roles hire physicists for what they already know. Where a role needs a particular degree, licence, tool or language, its page says so.
