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Domain Expert: Life Science
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About this role, in Turing's words
We are seeking Life Science experts to contribute advanced scientific expertise to data curation and evaluation for frontier AI models and labs. This senior reviewer role focuses on reviewing complex life science problems, developing evaluation frameworks, and advising client teams assessing AI-generated scientific outputs.
What you'll do
What You’ll Do Day-to-Day
- Lead expert review of complex or ambiguous life science problems and AI-generated responses.
- Evaluate scientific accuracy across biological mechanisms, experimental methods, and interpretations of research findings.
- Review content within your areas of expertise, such as molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, neuroscience, physiology, ecology, or evolutionary biology.
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- Assess interpretations of experimental results, biological datasets, computational models, and scientific literature.
- Identify unsupported claims, methodological errors, and gaps in scientific reasoning.
- Evaluate whether conclusions are supported by appropriate controls, statistical analyses, and available evidence.
- Facilitate structured resolution of scientific disagreements among reviewers.
- Develop evaluation frameworks, scoring rubrics, and reference answers.
- Provide expert guidance to client teams reviewing AI model outputs.
- Author scientifically supported commentary and document evaluation decisions.
- Provide specialized consultation within your research or industry domain.
Candidate background
Requirements
- PhD in Life Sciences, Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, or a closely related discipline.
- Minimum three years of post-PhD research, teaching, or relevant industry experience.
- Current or recent experience in academic research, an industrial R&D environment, or a recognized research institution.
- Strong understanding of biological principles, experimental design, and analytical methods relevant to your discipline.
- Specialized expertise in one or more life science domains, such as molecular and cellular biology, genetics and genomics, microbiology, immunology, neuroscience, pharmacology, ecology, or computational biology.
- Experience with relevant experimental or computational methods, such as sequencing, microscopy, flow cytometry, biochemical assays, bioinformatics, or biological modeling.
- Demonstrated research contributions through peer-reviewed publications, patents, or substantial scientific projects.
- Ability to critically assess scientific literature, experimental controls, statistical methods, and data interpretation.
- Strong written communication skills and the ability to explain scientific reasoning clearly.
- Ability to lead and document scientific consensus.
- Disciplined adherence to project protocols, confidentiality requirements, and quality standards.
Preferred Qualifications
- Faculty appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor or above, or equivalent senior research
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Full job descriptionThe original posting, in Turing's words
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About Turing:
Turing’s mission is to accelerate superintelligence to drive real economic progress. Headquartered in San Francisco, Turing works with frontier AI labs to generate high-quality data, evaluations, and reinforcement learning environments that improve model capabilities in coding, reasoning, tool use, and multimodality. In coding, Turing is the largest and longest-running data provider in the category. Turing also works with Fortune 500 enterprises across Financial Services, Life Sciences, Healthcare, Retail, Automotive, and CPG to build and deploy end-to-end agentic AI systems inside mission-critical workflows. By operating on both sides, Turing closes the loop between frontier research and enterprise deployment, turning real-world deployment signals into better data, evaluations, and more capable models.
Role Overview
We are seeking Life Science experts to contribute advanced scientific expertise to data curation and evaluation for frontier AI models and labs. This senior reviewer role focuses on reviewing complex life science problems, developing evaluation frameworks, and advising client teams assessing AI-generated scientific outputs.
The role is designed for experienced researchers, faculty, and industry specialists interested in applying their expertise to improve the accuracy, reasoning, and reliability of AI systems across the life sciences.
What You’ll Do Day-to-Day
• Lead expert review of complex or ambiguous life science problems and AI-generated responses.
• Evaluate scientific accuracy across biological mechanisms, experimental methods, and interpretations of research findings.
• Review content within your areas of expertise, such as molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, neuroscience, physiology, ecology, or evolutionary biology.
• Assess interpretations of experimental results, biological datasets, computational models, and scientific literature.
• Identify unsupported claims, methodological errors, and gaps in scientific reasoning.
• Evaluate whether conclusions are supported by appropriate controls, statistical analyses, and available evidence.
• Facilitate structured resolution of scientific disagreements among reviewers.
• Develop evaluation frameworks, scoring rubrics, and reference answers.
• Provide expert guidance to client teams reviewing AI model outputs.
• Author scientifically supported commentary and document evaluation decisions.
• Provide specialized consultation within your research or industry domain.
Requirements
• PhD in Life Sciences, Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, or a closely related discipline.
• Minimum three years of post-PhD research, teaching, or relevant industry experience.
• Current or recent experience in academic research, an industrial R&D environment, or a recognized research institution.
• Strong understanding of biological principles, experimental design, and analytical methods relevant to your discipline.
• Specialized expertise in one or more life science domains, such as molecular and cellular biology, genetics and genomics, microbiology, immunology, neuroscience, pharmacology, ecology, or computational biology.
• Experience with relevant experimental or computational methods, such as sequencing, microscopy, flow cytometry, biochemical assays, bioinformatics, or biological modeling.
• Demonstrated research contributions through peer-reviewed publications, patents, or substantial scientific projects.
• Ability to critically assess scientific literature, experimental controls, statistical methods, and data interpretation.
• Strong written communication skills and the ability to explain scientific reasoning clearly.
• Ability to lead and document scientific consensus.
• Disciplined adherence to project protocols, confidentiality requirements, and quality standards.
Preferred Qualifications
• Faculty appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor or above, or equivalent senior research
Working with TuringPay, getting started and work, from Turing's own pages
What the platform publishes in general. These are not extra terms confirmed for this particular role.
- Getting paid
- Paid monthly, around the 5th, straight to your bank account, or inside Deel on projects run through Deel. Its help articles disagree on whether that is the 5th calendar day or business day. help.turing.com/articles/9691407757-project-onboarding, help.turing.com/articles/6582454854-what-if-i-haven-t-rec..., help.turing.com/articles/1226770947-project-offboarding
- Before your first paid task
- A short application, with tests on some roles. Turing's review article says an interview is typically required for all roles. Onboarding covers the terms, ID verification with a driver's license or passport, and tax and payment details. help.turing.com/articles/2020987592-apply-for-jobs-at-turing, help.turing.com/articles/9179629201-how-long-does-the-app..., help.turing.com/articles/9691407757-project-onboarding
- How much work
- Review takes from 48 hours to 6 weeks after you finish applying, and the client makes the final choice. No reply within 6 weeks usually means you were not selected. help.turing.com/articles/9179629201-how-long-does-the-app..., help.turing.com/articles/2020987592-apply-for-jobs-at-turing
- Contract
- Depending on the project, the engagement rests on Turing's Terms of Service and a Service Agreement, on Deel, or on a partner that provides the contract. help.turing.com/articles/6582454854-what-if-i-haven-t-rec...
Read on the pages linked above on 23 Sep 2026. Platforms change these terms, so check the linked page before you rely on one.
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- First seen here on 7 Oct 2026, and still on Turing's list when we last read it on 25 Oct 2026.
- Posted by Turing
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- Listing ID
- 111428
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