Math Content Developer (Remote)

Math Competition Problem Writer – Olympiad & Advanced Mathematics

Work Location: Remote / Global

About the Role

Join a cutting-edge AI research project to help train large language models on Olympiad-level mathematics problems. This short-term, high-impact research engagement invites math competition problem writers, medalists, participants, coaches, and selection committee members to create and evaluate challenging problems that push AI reasoning beyond human capabilities. Work remotely, set your own schedule, and contribute to frontier AI research.

Key Responsibilities

• Write original, advanced IMO-style and Olympiad-level mathematics problems to challenge AI models
• Evaluate AI-generated solutions for correctness, clarity, and logical rigor
• Identify incomplete reasoning, logical flaws, or insufficiently rigorous proofs
• Provide clear, concise, correct solutions and chain-of-thought reasoning
• Maintain extremely high standards of mathematical precision and problem difficulty

Qualifications / Skills Required

• Proficiency in writing and formatting mathematical documents using LaTeX
• Experience as a problem writer, coach, selection committee member, medalist, or participant in math competitions
• Participation in competitions such as IMO, IMO TST, RMM, USAMO, APMO, IMC, EGMO (preference given to IMO & RMM)
• Expertise in algebra, combinatorics, and number theory
• Strong written communication skills and ability to articulate complex reasoning clearly
• Rigorous attention to detail, independent, and disciplined work style

Salary Range / Compensation

IMO Participants:
Gold: $85/hr
Silver, Bronze & Selection Committee Members: $70/hr
Honorable Mention: $60/hr
Participants: $50/hr
Other Competitions:
Gold: $70/hr
Silver & Bronze: $65/hr
Other: $50/hr

Why Join

Flexible schedule — expected 20–40 hours/week
Project length: ~2 months with potential extensions
Remote, independent contractor work with weekly payments via Stripe Connect
Direct contribution to frontier AI research and reasoning development

Application Process

Complete a brief 20–30 minute interview
Submit a short form detailing experience in math competitions and problem writing

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