Planet Pharma
AI Coder - STEM

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About the Company
We are seeking experienced Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) professionals to support the development of next-generation Artificial Intelligence systems.
About the Role
As an AI Coder / AI Response Evaluator, you will use your professional expertise to review, assess, and improve AI-generated responses across a range of scientific and engineering disciplines. This project is designed for professionals with real-world industry or advanced research experience who can apply technical judgment to evaluate the accuracy, quality, and practicality of AI-generated outputs. The assignment is fully remote, offers self-directed scheduling, and does not involve shift work, patient care responsibilities, or fixed working hours.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate AI-generated responses within your area of scientific or engineering expertise.
- Assess the technical accuracy, completeness, logical reasoning, and practical applicability of AI outputs.
- Review scientific analyses, engineering solutions, calculations, experimental methodologies, and technical explanations.
- Compare multiple AI-generated responses and determine which solution best meets professional standards.
- Identify inaccuracies, methodological flaws, statistical errors, and unsupported conclusions.
- Provide clear written feedback explaining evaluation decisions and recommended improvements.
- Apply domain expertise to ensure responses align with accepted scientific and engineering principles.
- Collaborate with project guidelines while working independently in a fully remote environment.
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Qualifications
Professional Experience: Five or more years of substantive applied experience in a STEM field such as:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Materials Science
- Environmental Science or Engineering
- Energy Engineering
- Physics
- Applied Sciences
- Related scientific, technical, or engineering disciplines
Industry experience, government research, laboratory experience, product development, field engineering, consulting, or advanced academic research are all considered relevant. Undergraduate study alone does not count toward the minimum experience requirement.
Required Skills
Technical Expertise: Hands-on experience working with real-world scientific or engineering data, including:
- Instrumentation and test data
- Measurement and sensor outputs
- Laboratory records and experimental datasets
- CAD models and engineering drawings
- Simulation and modelling outputs
- Scientific or analytical software outputs


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Experience using one or more relevant technical tools such as:
- MATLAB
- Python
- SolidWorks
- AutoCAD
- SPICE
- GIS platforms
- Chromatography software
- Spectroscopy software
- Other discipline-specific engineering or scientific analysis tools
Analytical Skills: Strong understanding of:
- Experimental design
- Measurement uncertainty and error analysis
- Statistical reasoning
- Data interpretation
- Scientific methodology
- Common analytical and statistical pitfalls
The entrance assessment will evaluate these skills.
Preferred Skills
- Master's degree, PhD, or equivalent advanced training in a STEM discipline.
- Experience publishing scientific or technical research.
- Experience reviewing technical reports, engineering documentation, scientific publications, or research outputs.
- Familiarity with modelling, simulation, validation, verification, or quality assurance activities.
- Previous exposure to AI-assisted workflows or machine learning technologies.
Pay range and compensation package
Compensation: Paid Entrance Assessment (3-4 Hours) + Paid Hours Worked Throughout the Assignment.
Equal Opportunity Statement
We are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices.
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