Wanted: Mathematics Researchers (India, Part-time) | Remote | Contract role | June 2026

 We are recruiting a select cohort of accomplished mathematicians to contribute to the next generation of AI systems for scientific and mathematical reasoning. 


This is not a generalist contributor pool. We're looking for researchers whose CV would plausibly include items like:

  • First-author or sole-author publications in journals at the level of Annals of Mathematics, Inventiones Mathematicae, Journal of the AMS, Acta Mathematica, Duke Mathematical Journal, Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, Geometry & Topology, JEMS, GAFA, Advances in Mathematics, Probability Theory and Related Fields, or top specialty journals (for adjacent fields, top-tier venues such as STOC, FOCS, SODA, or Annals of Statistics also qualify)
  • Doctoral or postdoctoral training at a top-20 global institution for mathematics or STEM
  • Competitive fellowships and honors such as the Clay Research Fellowship, NSF GRFP / NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship, Sloan Research Fellowship, Packard Fellowship, Simons Fellowship or Simons Investigator, AMS Centennial Fellowship, Hertz Fellowship, Marshall / Rhodes Scholarship, New Horizons in Mathematics Prize, Salem Prize, Ramanujan Prize, or equivalent — and, for earlier-career applicants, signals such as Putnam Fellow placement or International Mathematical Olympiad medals
  • NSF CAREER or other grants where the contributor was a named PI or co-PI
  • Currently or recently in an active research role: PhD candidate, postdoc, instructor, faculty, principal researcher, or industry research mathematician

Outstanding senior PhD students and recent graduates with strong publication records are explicitly encouraged to apply — years of experience matter less than the depth of the research output.

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