Organization: Terac
Location: United States
What We’re Researching We’re running a paid study on educational assessment in the quantum computing space. We are hiring domain experts to evaluate a structured exam paper designed for beginners. The goal is to ensure all technical questions, code prompts, and rubrics are scientifically sound and free of ambiguity.
In this context, the exam paper will cover a range of fundamental concepts in quantum computing, including qubits, superposition, and entanglement. The exam will also include questions on quantum gates, quantum circuits, and the Qiskit framework, which are essential tools for quantum software engineers and physicists.
For example, the exam may include questions that assess the ability to:
Implement quantum gates and circuits using the Qiskit framework
Understand the principles of superposition and entanglement in quantum mechanics
Design and evaluate quantum algorithms for solving complex problems
How It Works During this remote task, you will review a JSON file containing multiple-choice and short-answer questions covering fundamental quantum concepts like qubits, superposition, and entanglement. You will audit the provided answers for technical correctness and ensure distractor options are logically distinct. Additionally, you will verify Qiskit code questions, evaluate the grading rubrics, and propose edge test cases for the code evaluations. Finally, you will return an approved or corrected version of the exam dataset.
The evaluation process will involve a thorough review of the exam questions and answers, ensuring that they are accurate, clear, and free of ambiguity. You will also have the opportunity to propose new questions or modify existing ones to improve the overall quality of the exam.
For instance, you may need to review and refine the following aspects of the exam:
Multiple-choice questions: Ensure that the distractor options are logically distinct and the correct answer is clearly identified.
Short-answer questions: Verify that the grading rubrics are clear and the answers are technically accurate.
Qiskit code questions: Evaluate the accuracy of the code snippets used to generate quantum states and propose improvements.
Who This Is For We welcome quantum software engineers, quantum physicists, and computer scientists specializing in quantum information. You should have strong practical experience with quantum circuits, quantum gates, and the Qiskit framework. We also welcome academic instructors or teaching assistants who have previously designed coursework in quantum mechanics or applied quantum computing.
What You’ll Do Audit multiple-choice options and correct answers for technical accuracy and clarity Verify the accuracy of Qiskit code snippets used to generate quantum states Review and refine grading rubrics for short-answer and coding questions Propose and document edge test cases to ensure robust automated grading Submit a corrected JSON file containing the finalized exam questions and answers
The skills and qualifications required for this task include:
* Professional or academic background in quantum computing or quantum physics
* Hands-on experience writing and evaluating quantum circuits using Qiskit
* Strong understanding of core quantum concepts like superposition and entanglement
* Comfortable reading and editing structured JSON data
Compensation for this task is $11 one-time.
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About Terac Terac is building the world’s largest pool of vetted human experts for AI. Researchers, AI labs, and product teams use Terac to recruit, screen, and pay study participants across industries, languages, and skill sets. Learn more at or on YouTube at @jointerac. Originally posted on Himalayas
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