The work
You will create and review CAD models, simulation models, calculations, schematics, engineering problem statements, and related technical assets for AI training. The work focuses on aerospace, mechanical, and electrical engineering, with particular attention to electrical simulation review.
You will turn technical requirements into clear simulation models and workflows, test results through analytical checks, and explain the assumptions behind your work. You will also review engineering submissions, improve designs based on simulation results, and document methods, decisions, and outcomes.
- Develop CAD models and simulation or analysis workflows for aerospace, mechanical, and electrical components.
- Set inputs, assumptions, constraints, operating conditions, output measures, and acceptance criteria.
- Validate simulation results with analytical checks and perform design trade-off analysis.
- Review engineering submissions for technical accuracy, completeness, and reproducibility.
- Document technical methods, processes, results, and engineering decisions.
- Work with engineering teams and communicate assumptions clearly.
What it pays and takes
Compensation is not disclosed for this assignment. The role is a remote contractor engagement for eight weeks.
- Pay: Compensation not disclosed.
- Schedule: 20 to 40 hours per week, with at least four hours of Pacific Time overlap.
- Work setting: Remote; open worldwide.
- Language: Professional proficiency in English.
- Experience: At least 10 years working in CAD engineering and simulation-focused organizations.
- Technical background: Strong aerospace, mechanical, or electrical engineering fundamentals and hands-on modeling, simulation, or design experience.
- Tools: Professional proficiency with CATIA, SolidWorks, ANSYS, MATLAB, Python, KiCad, COMSOL, or comparable platforms.
- Specialization: Practical expertise in at least one electrical engineering area, such as circuit analysis, power systems, electrical machines, power electronics, control systems, protection, grounding, instrumentation, or electronics design.
- Other requirements: Analytical problem-solving, design trade-off analysis, technical documentation, peer review, and clear communication of assumptions.
How it works
Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site. OpenTrain is free to join and helps you start the application for this role.
About AI training work
AI training is the human work behind systems that learn from examples. Specialists create, review, and rate technical material so AI models can produce more accurate results, and experienced professionals are needed when the work depends on engineering judgment.], bullets
Why this role may fit
This assignment suits an experienced engineer who can combine CAD and simulation practice with careful review of technical work. Your engineering judgment will help assess whether models, calculations, assumptions, and results are clear and technically sound.