Join OpenTrain as a remote CAD Review Specialist to annotate and evaluate 2D/3D AutoCAD designs that train AI systems; contractor, part-time role paying $20–$70/hr with 20+ hours/week and estimated project earnings of $3,200–$11,200.
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100% Remote Hourly · $20–$70/hr
$20–$70/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Jun 28, 2026
Posted
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OpenTrain is the #1 platform for people building careers in AI training and data labeling. We are the hiring and contracting organization for this role, and we help freelancers find specialized AI training work, build a unified portfolio, and grow long-term careers in this fast-growing field.
Why AI training and CAD work matters
AI systems learn from examples and expert feedback prepared by people. CAD review contributors help teach models to understand design intent, drafting conventions, and engineering accuracy by reviewing AutoCAD files, annotating errors, and providing clear technical feedback.
This kind of work is remote-friendly, often flexible, and a direct way to apply real-world CAD expertise to shape how future engineering tools behave.
The role: CAD Review Specialist
OpenTrain is hiring contractors to perform CAD review tasks that support AI training. You will work with AutoCAD files and 2D/3D models to evaluate quality, label designs, and provide structured, written feedback used to improve model performance. Prior AI training experience is not required; strong real-world CAD knowledge is the key qualification.
You will review AutoCAD drawings and models, apply project rubrics, and communicate precise, actionable observations to help build high-quality training data.
Review and refine AutoCAD files to ensure data integrity and design quality.
Annotate, label, and classify 2D and 3D designs for accuracy, clarity, and compliance with project rubrics.
Provide expert feedback on CAD workflows, drafting techniques, and technical requirements.
Identify gaps in designs and suggest improvements that support model development.
Document technical observations clearly and consistently for use by model trainers.
Requirements
Bring demonstrable CAD expertise and the ability to follow detailed instructions. You must be comfortable working independently as a remote contractor and communicating technical concepts in clear English.
Expert AutoCAD proficiency with hands-on 2D and 3D modeling experience.
Knowledge of CAD standards, drafting techniques, and core design principles.
Ability to annotate and evaluate designs for accuracy and clarity using project rubrics.
Fluency in English and strong written communication; clear verbal communication is a plus.
Careful attention to detail and ability to apply instructions consistently.
Schedule, pay, and project details
This is remote contractor work with flexible scheduling. OpenTrain provides the project scope, rubrics, and feedback tools you will use to complete tasks.
Pay: $20–$70 per hour (PAY_PER_HOUR, USD).
Estimated project earnings: $3,200–$11,200 depending on schedule and duration shown on OpenTrain.
Minimum expected time commitment: 20+ hours per week.
Work is worldwide-eligible; apply if you meet the skills and language requirements.
Who should apply and next steps
Apply if you have practical AutoCAD experience, an eye for design accuracy, and enjoy translating technical observations into clear written feedback. OpenTrain will guide you through onboarding, rubric training, and the contractor workflow so you can begin contributing quickly.
Create or update your OpenTrain profile, highlight CAD experience, and apply to this role.
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