Use circuit-design expertise to create, solve, and validate AI training tasks across analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, and RF systems. This fully remote contractor role offers flexible work of about 15 hours per week at $80-$130 per hour.
General Annotation
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$130/hr
$80–$130/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Sep 7, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Specialists create examples, assess model outputs, and provide reliable reference answers that help AI systems reason more accurately.
In this role, your circuit-design judgment will help evaluate whether AI-generated engineering solutions are electrically sound, supported by valid assumptions, and aligned with stated requirements.
Work directly on cutting-edge AI development
Apply professional expertise to model evaluation and verification
Contribute remotely with a flexible part-time schedule
The Circuit Design AI Training Expert Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a Circuit Design AI Training Expert to create, solve, validate, and review engineering tasks involving analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, and RF circuits. You will assess whether circuit solutions meet electrical and functional requirements, identify unsupported conclusions in AI-generated work, and develop reproducible reference solutions and automated verification checks.
Contractor opportunity available worldwide
Fully remote and part time
Approximately 15 hours per week
Flexible hours and days, including weekends if desired
Compensation of $80-$130 per hour
What You'll Do
You will combine circuit analysis, simulation, automation, and engineering judgment to produce dependable training and evaluation material. The work may span requirements translation, verification, physical behavior, and review of AI-generated solutions.
Design, analyze, and validate analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, and RF circuit solutions
Translate electrical requirements into schematics, netlists, models, hardware descriptions, constraints, and simulation inputs
Run simulation, synthesis, and verification workflows with command-line-accessible tools
Use Python to generate inputs, automate simulations, perform parameter sweeps, control instruments, and analyze results
Evaluate voltage, current, power, gain, bandwidth, impedance, noise, timing, stability, and thermal outputs
Perform corner, tolerance, worst-case, transient, frequency-domain, and Monte Carlo analyses when appropriate
Compare simulated behavior with analytical calculations and physical measurements
Diagnose issues involving components, parasitics, layout, power integrity, signal integrity, thermal behavior, interfaces, and manufacturing
Review AI-generated circuit solutions and create reference answers and verification checks
Required Qualifications
This role requires substantial practical circuit-design knowledge despite the listed entry-level experience classification. Candidates should meet the education or experience pathway below and be able to explain circuit behavior and technical decisions clearly.
MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a closely related discipline, or BS in Electrical Engineering with 1-2 years of relevant professional circuit-design experience
Professional experience designing analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, or RF circuits
Experience with designs that were fabricated, integrated, shipped, or taped out
Practical proficiency with Python
Experience using at least one command-line, scriptable, text-based, or programmatic EDA, circuit-simulation, PCB, HDL, synthesis, or verification tool
Strong understanding of circuit behavior, component selection, tolerances, failure modes, and design trade-offs
Experience with hardware bring-up, laboratory validation, design verification, or post-fabrication debugging
Ability to evaluate circuit behavior, detect invalid assumptions, and compare simulations with calculations or physical measurements
Helpful Tools and Technical Experience
Experience with comparable programmatic tools is relevant. The following tools and libraries are specifically identified as helpful for this work.
KiCad scripting, EDA APIs, and instrument-control libraries
Python libraries including NumPy, SciPy, pandas, and Matplotlib
Why Build an AI Training Career with OpenTrain
AI training and data labeling are expanding fields where human expertise shapes how modern AI systems perform. OpenTrain helps you build a credible record of that work, discover opportunities aligned with your skills, and grow your experience over time.
For circuit designers, this is an opportunity to apply engineering knowledge beyond traditional product development while contributing to the evaluation of advanced AI-generated technical reasoning.
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