Population Health Informaticist

About The Role

At Alignerr, we partner with the world's leading AI research teams to build and train cutting-edge AI models. We're looking for experienced Population Health Informaticists to bring their domain expertise to AI — helping shape how next-generation systems understand, reason about, and act on population-level health data.

Your real-world knowledge of health informatics, data pipelines, and population analytics will directly improve the quality and reliability of AI in one of the most impactful fields on the planet.

• Organization: Alignerr
• Type: Hourly Contract
• Location: Remote
• Commitment: 10–40 hours/week

• Evaluate and provide expert feedback on AI-generated population health analyses, dashboards, and data strategies
• Identify errors, gaps, or misleading conclusions in AI outputs related to health trends, disparities, and outcome metrics
• Review and assess the quality of AI-designed data pipelines, surveillance frameworks, and reporting structures
• Translate complex analytical scenarios into clear, structured feedback that helps AI systems reason more accurately about public health
• Work independently and asynchronously on flexible, task-based assignments

• Experienced working with healthcare, public health, or population-level datasets
• Strong analytical thinker with the ability to spot flawed methodology or misleading data interpretations
• Skilled in data visualization, dashboards, and health reporting frameworks
• Able to communicate complex insights clearly and concisely in writing
• Detail-oriented and self-motivated — comfortable working independently

• Background in epidemiology, biostatistics, public health informatics, or health data science
• Experience with data annotation, data quality assessment, or evaluation systems
• Familiarity with AI workflows or model evaluation processes
• Prior work with surveillance systems, EHR platforms, or population health management tools

• Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside top research labs and institutions
• Fully remote and flexible — set your own schedule and workload
• Freelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaboration
• Apply your public health expertise to work that scales your impact far beyond a single organization
• Potential for ongoing work and contract extension