We are looking for physicists who code, engineers who verify, and researchers who believe AI should have to earn its claims. If you want to map — and extend — the frontier where machines can do real physics, we want to hear from you.
You work in nuclear, particle, or computational physics and care about what your code is actually doing — not just what it outputs. You have opinions about units, conventions, and the difference between fitting and understanding.
You build systems where “probably correct” is not good enough. You think in invariants, contracts, and test matrices. You are excited by the problem of making AI-generated code auditable at scale.
You believe believability is something AI should have to demonstrate, not assume. You are happiest when a result is pinned to a measurement, a limit, or a derivation — and suspicious of everything else.