China is offering one lucky, intelligent foreigner more than a million dollars plus benefits to operate the world’s largest radio telescope, but there are a few catches. Standing in China’s southwestern remote mountainous province of Guizhou, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST) has an opening for chief director of scientific operation. The pool of contenders is shallow, as the job requires more two decades of experience, including previously heading a large-scale radio telescope project and holding a scientific position at a leading university or institution.