Contributor roles

CosmosIntelligence needs a multidisciplinary team because the project combines science, software, education, community and commercial development.

Astronomy and astrophysics: source validation, catalog realism, mission science, datasets and interpretation.

Research associates: methods, literature reviews, experiment design, validation and research notes.

Citizen scientists: participation testing, data review, classification, observing workflows and public research contribution.

Astrobiology and SETI research: biosignatures, technosignatures, exoplanets, signals and search methods.

Neuroscience and complexity: network comparisons, information theory, consciousness research questions and cross scale methods.

AI and machine learning: multimodal models, embeddings, routing, anomaly detection and evaluation.

Data engineering: astronomy archives, ETL, metadata, reproducibility and graph pipelines.

Software engineering: web, APIs, connectors, services, authentication and infrastructure.

3D, geospatial and XR: sky rendering, navigation, planetary maps, models, WebXR, AR and VR.

QA and accessibility: scientific accuracy, product testing, assistive technology and inclusive interfaces.

Product management: requirements, work areas, user research, prioritization and shipped outcomes.

UX and visual design: universe navigation, interaction models, mobile behavior, research dashboards and public pages.

Analytics: engagement, route success, search behavior, experiment measurement and product learning.

Business development: museums, schools, observatories, universities, science centers, commercial partners and new use cases.

Partnerships: relationship mapping, outreach, collaboration structures and integration opportunities.

Marketing: positioning, launch campaigns, audience development, newsletters, social channels and community growth.

Search and AI discovery: SEO, internal linking, structured data, source architecture, AI citation monitoring and content performance.

Funding research: grants, foundations, sponsorships, educational funding and relevant programs.

Science communication: explainers, research summaries, interviews, scripts and public source notes.

Education: guided experiences, curriculum concepts, educator resources and learning evaluation.

Community: contributor onboarding, events, moderation, citizen science support and engagement.

Media: demos, video, audio, diagrams, astrophotography and transcripts.

Localization: multilingual content, international outreach and cultural adaptation.

Project operations: task systems, documentation, coordination and process improvement.

Legal and compliance research: licensing, media use, privacy, community policy and partner requirements.

Trust and safety: moderation, reporting, identity and age appropriate community controls.

If your discipline is not listed but you can identify a concrete way to move the research, product or participation ecosystem forward, there may still be a useful role.

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