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Mathematics Research Assistant

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Original Job Summary

About the Position

The Mathematics Research Assistant role at Mathematics Research Assistant is a remote, hourly contract position. In collaboration with world’s leading AI research labs, you will help evaluate and improve AI-generated mathematical solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Solve and evaluate advanced mathematics problems across multiple domains.
  • Review AI-generated solutions and proofs for rigor and correctness.
  • Provide structured feedback to enhance AI systems’ mathematical reasoning.
  • Apply graduate-level expertise to strengthen theorem-based evaluations.

Requirements

  • Recent PhD in Mathematics (within the past 4 years) or candidate ≥2 years into PhD program.
  • Enrollment or graduation from a Top 30 Mathematics program.
  • Recent engagement in academic research.
  • Strong background in advanced problem-solving, theorem application, and proof evaluation.
  • Clear articulation of reasoning and identification of gaps in arguments.
  • Access to a desktop or laptop computer (Chromebooks not supported).

Application Process

  • Upload resume.
  • AI interview based on your resume (15 min).
  • Submit a form (takes 20 min).

Key skills/competency

  • Mathematics
  • Advanced problem-solving
  • Theorem evaluation
  • Proof analysis
  • AI solutions review
  • Analytical reasoning
  • Research
  • Feedback
  • Academic writing
  • Detail-oriented

How to Get Hired at Crossing Hurdles

🎯 Tips for Getting Hired

  • Customize your resume: Tailor it with advanced math achievements.
  • Research Crossing Hurdles: Understand their AI research collaborations.
  • Highlight academic background: Emphasize top program credentials.
  • Prepare for AI interview: Practice articulating complex math proofs.

📝 Interview Preparation Advice

Technical Preparation

Review advanced math concepts.
Practice theorem proofs.
Study AI model feedback.
Familiarize with research papers.

Behavioral Questions

Describe your research experience briefly.
Explain complex math ideas clearly.
Discuss teamwork in academic projects.
Detail time management in research.