Clinical & Biomedical Measurement Scientist

Use your hands-on experience in biomedical engineering, physiology, neuroscience or a related field to write research-level problems for AI models. Remote, flexible contract work.

AfterQuery works with leading AI labs to build the expert data that tests and trains AI models. We're looking for clinical and biomedical measurement scientists who work with physiological and clinical recordings: the recordings and clinical measurements you have collected and analyzed.

Requirements

• Technical: Working knowledge of Python (MATLAB or R is a plus) for analyzing your own recordings.
• Work authorization: Must be able to work as an independent contractor without visa sponsorship. Students on F-1 visas (including OPT/CPT) are not eligible.

Preferred

• Background: a PhD, MD or Master's degree with hands-on data collection in clinical or lab settings; postdocs in physiology, neuroscience or medical physics are a strong fit.
• Hands-on work with real data, rather than clinical practice with no data analysis, or machine learning limited to public datasets.

Contract and pay

Flexible, independent-contractor work: $300 per approved task, about 6 hours each (roughly $50 per hour), with no cap on how many tasks you take on.

All accepted experts undergo standard background and identity verification.

Responsibilities

• Write research-level problems in your area of expertise
• Work independently and manage your own time
• Keep your work accurate, clear and well documented

Requirements

• Hands-on experience working with your own physiological and clinical recordings in Python or a similar language
• Able to write clearly about technical work in your field
• Able to work independently and manage your own time. This is flexible, task-based work with no fixed weekly schedule

Preferred Qualifications

• PhD, MD or Master's degree in biomedical engineering, physiology, neuroscience or a related field, with hands-on data collection
• Collected and analyzed patient or animal recordings; published methods papers; calibration against reference methods
• Public code, a thesis or papers that show your technical work
• Prior experience in data annotation, data labeling or AI/ML evaluation work

Why Apply

• $300 per approved task (roughly $50 per hour)
• Fully remote and flexible, with no fixed weekly schedule