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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Write challenging single-turn prompts in nuclear materials and safeguards, labelled benign, dual-use, or adversarial
- Evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard
- Judge whether responses handled technical requests correctly
- Write reference answers and explain the technical reasoning behind them
- Red-team frontier AI models on misuse-potential judgments
- Provide written rationales that non-specialists can follow
- Read and write about misuse scenarios for sustained periods
Requirements
What you’ll need- Experience characterising real nuclear material
- Background in nuclear forensics casework or international exercises, radiochemical and mass-spectrometric analysis, detection and interdiction technology, material signature libraries and attribution methodology, or pre-/post-detonation forensics research
- Ability to distinguish routine professional questions from potentially dangerous requests
- Strong technical writing skills
- Ability to write rationales understandable to non-specialists
- Prior technical writing, published research, or expert witness experience is a strong signal
- Must not use classified or export-controlled information, NDA-covered information, or information subject to prepublication review obligations
- Applicants with such obligations must disclose them so the work can be scoped accordingly
Benefits
Comp & perks- Earn up to $250 for each successful referral
- Reasonable accommodations upon request
- Ability to pause or step away from misuse-scenario work at any point without penalty