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Mathematics Research Assistant
Crossing Hurdles
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Original Job Summary
About the Role
The Mathematics Research Assistant role at Crossing Hurdles involves working with top candidates and AI research labs on cutting-edge AI models. The candidate will solve and evaluate advanced mathematics problems across multiple domains, review AI-generated solutions, provide structured feedback, and apply graduate-level expertise to strengthen theorem-based evaluations.
Role Responsibilities
- Solve advanced mathematics problems.
- Review and validate AI-generated proofs and solutions.
- Provide feedback to improve AI systems.
- Apply graduate-level expertise for theorem evaluations.
Requirements
- Recent PhD in Mathematics or current PhD candidate (2+ years into program).
- Enrollment or graduation from a Top 30 Mathematics program.
- Active or recent engagement in research/academia.
- Strong background in advanced problem solving and proof evaluation.
- Clear articulation of reasoning and identification of argument gaps.
- Access to a desktop or laptop computer (Chromebooks not supported).
Application Process
The application process takes approximately 20 minutes and includes resume upload, an AI interview based on your resume (15 minutes), and a follow-up submission form.
Key skills/competency
- Mathematics
- Theorem
- Proof
- Research
- Advanced problem solving
- AI solutions
- Feedback
- Academic
- PhD
- Analysis
How to Get Hired at Crossing Hurdles
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Customize your resume: Highlight advanced math and research experience.
- Showcase academic background: Emphasize PhD accomplishments and top program credentials.
- Prepare for AI interview: Focus on problem solving and theorem analysis.
- Research Crossing Hurdles: Understand their role in AI lab recruitments.
📝 Interview Preparation Advice
Technical Preparation
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Review advanced math problems.
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Study theorem proofs and applications.
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Brush up on research methodologies.
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Practice evaluating AI-generated solutions.
Behavioral Questions
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Describe collaborative research experiences.
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Explain problem-solving under pressure.
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Discuss handling constructive criticism.
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Share research communication examples.