Radiation Safety Officer

Job Description:

• Write challenging single-turn prompts in radiological safety, labelled benign, dual-use, or adversarial
• Evaluate model responses against a defined policy standard
• Judge whether responses handled technical requests correctly
• Write reference answers describing correct responses and the technical reasoning behind them
• Distinguish routine professional questions from requests with potential misuse intent
• Provide written rationales for judgments that non-specialists can understand
• Read and write about misuse scenarios for sustained periods

Requirements:

• Must have held the radiation safety licence and served as the person of record for acquisition, inventory, transfer, and disposal
• Relevant backgrounds include named RSO on a broad-scope licence; RSO or deputy RSO at a university, hospital, or research institute; industrial or irradiator RSO; licensing and compliance specialist; or radiation protection manager
• Experience with programme management, source inventory, regulatory compliance, Category 1 and 2 sealed sources, radiography, gauging, sterilisation, regulator submissions, amendments, inspections, ALARA, audits, training, and incident reporting may be relevant
• Strong writing ability; every judgment requires a written rationale understandable to a non-specialist
• Prior technical writing, published research, or expert witness experience is a strong signal
• Must not use classified or export-controlled information, NDA-covered information, or information subject to prepublication review obligations
• Must disclose any such obligations so the work can be scoped accordingly

Benefits:

• Earn up to $250 for each successful referral
• Reasonable accommodations upon request
• Ability to pause or step away from the work at any point without penalty