Mathematics Domain Expert

• Assess mathematical tasks and model outputs, catching gaps in proofs, unjustified steps, incorrect generalizations, and arguments that read well but would not survive peer review.
• Write precise problem statements and rigorous reference solutions and proofs that reflect how research mathematics is actually done.
• Design challenging, research-level problems and evaluation sets in your area of specialization.
• Work with other researchers and experts in adjacent fields to turn tacit expert judgment into explicit, teachable criteria.

• A faculty appointment, principal investigator, staff or senior scientist, or an equivalent senior research role at a university, national laboratory, or research organization.
• Genuine specialization in at least one area, for example analysis and PDE, algebra and number theory, geometry and topology, probability and statistics, or applied mathematics and optimization.
• A strong peer-reviewed publication record.
• Hands-on use of large language models in your work, and the judgment to tell a sound argument from a plausible-sounding wrong one.
• Excellent written communication and the ability to give precise, well-structured feedback.
• Based in the United States.

• Recognition such as competitive fellowships or awards.

Project and contracting process: the hiring partner. Applications continue on the provider's website.