Radiological Safety Expert (Remote) | $65–$75/Task | Contractor

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The posting includes description. We need to use

for section headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate. Must preserve all substantive info. We need to parse the posting. Key info: - Remote Radiological Safety Expert job for professionals with direct responsibility for radioactive material handling, licensing, security, or response. - Contractor role: creating domain-specific prompts, assessing AI model outputs against policy standards, supplying clear technical reference answers that distinguish legitimate questions from potential misuse. - PROJECT DETAILS: designed for radiological safety practitioners (radiation safety officers, health physicists, source security specialists, emergency response experts, nuclear medicine physicists) who can identify dual-use boundary. Work applies deep practical knowledge of source custody, shielding, inventory, dose planning, contamination control, and related security or response practices to evaluate how frontier models handle radiological topics. - Opportunity: contractor position performed fully remote on a task basis. Duration, expected hours, and any country-specific eligibility details should be confirmed by applicants during onboarding. - Explore more remote WFA jobs... (boilerplate) - APPLY HERE (boilerplate) - JOB INFORMATION Responsibilities: Create challenging single-turn prompts in the radiological safety domain labeled as benign, dual-use, or adversarial; evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard to determine correct handling; write reference answers that show what a proper response looks like along with the supporting technical reasoning. Qualifications: Hands-on experience holding responsibility for radioactive material (source custody, licensing, inventory, transfer/disposal, security assessment, or emergency response); ability to distinguish routine professional questions from those probing misuse potential; strong technical writing skills that produce rationales understandable to non-specialists. Technical Skills: Practical knowledge of radiation safety principles, dual-use considerations (e.g., medical isotopes vs. industrial or security contexts), shielding and dose concepts, and the capacity to document judgments clearly without relying on classified or export-controlled information. Language and Schedule: Work is conducted in English; the role is asynchronous and remote, allowing flexible scheduling within project deadlines. Contract Type: Project-based contractor role paid per completed task. Compensation Pay range is $65–$75 per task. The number of openings is not specified in the listing. Payment cycle and method should be confirmed during the application process. - Who Should Apply: Ideal candidates are practicing or former radiological safety professionals who have held formal responsibility for radioactive sources or high-hazard facilities and can draw clear distinctions between legitimate technical inquiries and dual-use or adversarial requests. Backgrounds such as Radiation Safety Officer for a broad-scope licensee, Health Physicist at a DOE site or national lab, Source Security or Vulnerability Assessment Specialist, Radiological Emergency Response Specialist, or Nuclear Medicine Physicist / Cyclotron RSO align closely with the needs of the work. Prior experience with AI evaluation, data annotation, RLHF, or rubric-based grading is a plus but not required. Professionals exploring AI Training Jobs can also review related opportunities available through RemoteWFAJobs. - How To Apply: Review responsibilities... Prepare summary... Submit via APPLY HERE and confirm details during hiring process. - FAQ: Is previous red-teaming or AI evaluation experience required? No. Domain expertise ... is primary requirement; prior AI evaluation or red-teaming experience is helpful but not mandatory. - Is a degree necessary? A formal degree is not listed as a strict requirement. Demonstrated practical responsibility for radioactive material handling, licensing, security, or emergency response is the key qualification. - How many openings are available? The number of openings is not specified; qualified experts are encouraged to apply. - CLOSING: This contractor opportunity offers experienced radiological safety professionals a remote way to apply specialized knowledge to the evaluation of frontier AI models on dual-use topics. For more opportunities, browse RemoteWFAJobs remote positions and explore the available AI Training Jobs. (boilerplate) - Hashtags etc. We need to output only HTML fragment, no markdown fences. We need sections: About the role (maybe summary), Responsibilities, Requirements (maybe Qualifications?), Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to decide which sections have real content. - About the role: we have description of role: remote Radiological Safety Expert, contractor role focusing on creating prompts, assessing AI outputs, providing reference answers. That's substantive. So we can have

About the role

with a paragraph summarizing. - Responsibilities: we have bullet list: Create challenging single-turn prompts..., evaluate model responses..., write reference answers... We'll put as

• items. - Requirements: maybe combine Qualifications and Technical Skills? The spec says use headings: Requirements, Qualifications, Skills. We need to decide which to include. The posting has "Qualifications:" and "Technical Skills:" plus earlier description of hands-on experience. We could treat "Qualifications" as the hands-on experience and ability to distinguish, strong technical writing. "Skills" as technical skills: practical knowledge of radiation safety principles, dual-use considerations, shielding and dose concepts, capacity to document judgments. "Requirements" maybe could be something else like language, schedule? But we have Language and Schedule heading. Could treat that as Schedule section. But we also have Pay section. We need to avoid filler sections like Benefits if not specified. Benefits not mentioned. So we omit Benefits. Pay: we have compensation pay range $65–$75 per task. So include Pay section. Schedule: we have Language and Schedule: Work is conducted in English; the role is asynchronous and remote, allowing flexible scheduling within project deadlines. So we can include Schedule section with that info. Requirements: maybe we can include something like "Must have hands-on experience holding responsibility for radioactive material..." but that's also in Qualifications. Could split: Requirements: Must have hands-on experience holding responsibility for radioactive material (source custody, licensing, inventory, transfer/disposal, security assessment, or emergency response). Qualifications: Ability to distinguish routine professional questions from those probing misuse potential; strong technical writing skills that produce rationales understandable to non-specialists. Skills: Practical knowledge of radiation safety principles, dual-use considerations, shielding and dose concepts, capacity to document judgments clearly without relying on classified or export-controlled information. Language: English. But we have Schedule heading. We need to avoid repeating content. Let's decide: - About the role: paragraph summarizing role. - Responsibilities: list. - Requirements: hands-on experience holding responsibility for radioactive material (source custody, licensing, inventory, transfer/disposal, security assessment, or emergency response). (maybe also ability to distinguish routine professional questions? but that's more qualification.) - Qualifications: ability to distinguish routine professional questions from those probing misuse potential; strong technical writing skills that produce rationales understandable to non-specialists. - Skills: practical knowledge of radiation safety principles, dual-use considerations (e.g., medical isotopes vs. industrial or security contexts), shielding and dose concepts, capacity to document judgments clearly without relying on classified or export-controlled information. - Schedule: Work is conducted in English; the role is asynchronous and remote, allowing flexible scheduling within project deadlines. - Pay: Compensation Pay range is $65–$75 per task. (maybe also note payment cycle and method should be confirmed during application process.) We should not include Benefits. We need to ensure we don't include placeholder text like "not specified". We have number of openings not specified; we should not create a section for that. Also we should not include "Duration, expected hours, and any country-specific eligibility details should be confirmed by applicants during onboarding." That's maybe part of About the role? Could include in About the role as a sentence: Duration, expected hours, and country-specific eligibility to be confirmed during onboarding. That's substantive. We must not repeat job title as heading. Not include Job ID. We must remove boilerplate like "Explore more remote WFA jobs", "APPLY HERE", "JOB INFORMATION", "Who Should Apply", "How To Apply", FAQ, CLOSING, hashtags, etc. We must preserve all substantive information. Let's extract all substantive info: - Remote Radiological Safety Expert job (contractor) - Intended for professionals with direct responsibility for radioactive material handling, licensing, security, or response. - Contractor role centers on creating domain-specific prompts, assessing AI model outputs against policy standards, supplying clear technical reference answers that distinguish legitimate questions from potential misuse. - PROJECT DETAILS: designed for radiological safety practitioners (radiation safety officers, health physicists, source security specialists, emergency response experts, nuclear medicine physicists) who can reliably identify the dual-use boundary in technical requests. - Work applies deep practical knowledge of source custody, shielding, inventory, dose planning, contamination control, and related security or response practices to help evaluate how frontier models handle radiological topics. - Opportunity is a contractor position performed fully remote on a task basis. - Duration, expected hours, and any country-specific eligibility details should be confirmed by applicants during onboarding. - Explore more remote WFA jobs (boilerplate) - drop. - APPLY HERE (drop) - JOB INFORMATION (heading) but content inside: Responsibilities: Create challenging single-turn prompts in the radiological safety domain labeled as benign, dual-use, or adversarial; evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard to determine correct handling; write reference answers that show what a proper response looks like along with the supporting technical reasoning. Qualifications: Hands-on experience holding responsibility for radioactive material (source custody, licensing, inventory, transfer/disposal, security assessment, or emergency response); ability to distinguish routine professional questions from those probing misuse potential; strong technical writing skills that produce rationales understandable to non-specialists. Technical Skills: Practical knowledge of radiation safety principles, dual-use considerations (e.g., medical isotopes vs. industrial or security contexts), shielding and dose concepts, and the capacity to document judgments clearly without relying on classified or export-controlled information. Language and Schedule: Work is conducted in English; the role is asynchronous and remote, allowing flexible scheduling within project deadlines. Contract Type: Project-based contractor role paid per completed task. Compensation Pay range is $65–$75 per task. The number of openings is not specified in the listing. Payment cycle and method should be confirmed during the application process. - Who Should Apply: Ideal candidates are practicing or former radiological safety professionals who have held formal responsibility for radioactive sources or high-hazard facilities and can draw clear distinctions between legitimate technical inquiries and dual-use or adversarial requests. Backgrounds such as Radiation Safety Officer for a broad-scope licensee, Health Physicist at a DOE site or national lab, Source Security or Vulnerability Assessment Specialist, Radiological Emergency Response Specialist, or Nuclear Medicine Physicist / Cyclotron RSO align closely with the needs of the work. Prior experience with AI evaluation, data annotation, RLHF, or rubric-based grading is a plus but not required. Professionals exploring AI Training Jobs can also review related opportunities available through RemoteWFAJobs. (some of this is substantive but maybe overlaps with qualifications/skills.) - How To Apply: (boilerplate) - FAQ: Is previous red-teaming or AI evaluation experience required? No. Domain expertise in radiological safety with responsibility for sources or response is the primary requirement; prior AI evaluation or red-teaming experience is helpful but not mandatory. (substantive) - Is a degree necessary? A formal degree is not listed as a strict requirement. Demonstrated practical responsibility for radioactive material handling, licensing, security, or emergency response is the key qualification. (substantive) - How many openings are available? The number of openings is not specified; qualified experts are encouraged to apply. (not specific, we can omit) - CLOSING: This contractor opportunity offers experienced radiological safety professionals a remote way to apply specialized knowledge to the evaluation of frontier AI models on dual-use topics. For more opportunities, browse RemoteWFAJobs remote positions and explore the available AI Training Jobs. (some substantive but maybe redundant.) We need to preserve all substantive info, but we can combine overlapping statements. We need to avoid filler like "not specified". So we should not include a section for number of openings. We need to include Pay section with $65