Use your real-world circuit design and Python expertise to create, validate, and review AI training tasks for electronic hardware. This fully remote contractor role pays $80-$130 per hour for under 20 hours per week.
Coding & Software
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$130/hr
$80–$130/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Expert
Experience
Sep 9, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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Fully remote work available globally
Contractor and part-time engagement
Flexible schedule with under 20 hours per week expected
Expected project duration of 1 to 3 months
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Experts create examples, evaluate model outputs, identify errors, and develop reliable reference answers so AI systems can perform useful work more accurately.
In this project, your engineering judgment will help evaluate computer programming, text generation, and rating tasks involving circuit design and electronic design automation. Your feedback can help AI systems reason more effectively about real hardware engineering problems.
Work directly on emerging AI training workflows
Apply specialized professional knowledge to model evaluation
Contribute remotely with a flexible schedule
Help improve how AI handles engineering and technical tasks
The Circuit Design Expert Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a highly skilled Circuit Design Expert for an AI training project involving electronic hardware, circuit simulation, programmatic EDA workflows, verification, and Python.
You will create, solve, review, and validate engineering tasks involving analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, or RF circuits. A typical task may involve interpreting requirements, creating or modifying a netlist or hardware description, running command-line simulations or verification tools, analyzing outputs, and determining whether a design meets its electrical and functional constraints.
This role requires experience with circuit designs that were fabricated, shipped, integrated, or taped out. Simulation-only academic experience is not sufficient.
Pay range: $80 to $130 per hour
Global, fully remote contractor role
Approximately 15 hours per week, with an expected commitment under 20 hours
Flexible hours and days, including weekends if desired
Output-based compensation paid per task meeting project specifications
Tasks may require different amounts of time depending on experience and workflow
What You’ll Work On
You will combine circuit-design judgment, programmatic workflows, and clear technical reasoning to produce dependable engineering evaluations and reference solutions.
Design, analyze, and validate analog, digital, power, mixed-signal, or RF circuits
Translate electrical requirements into schematics, netlists, models, HDL, constraints, or simulation inputs
Run circuit simulation, synthesis, verification, or related workflows with command-line-accessible tools
Use Python to generate inputs, automate simulations, run parameter sweeps, control instruments, and analyze results
Evaluate voltage, current, power, gain, bandwidth, impedance, noise, timing, stability, thermal behavior, and other relevant outputs
Perform corner, tolerance, worst-case, transient, frequency-domain, or Monte Carlo analyses where appropriate
Compare simulated behavior with analytical calculations and physical measurements
Diagnose issues involving component selection, parasitics, layout, power integrity, signal integrity, thermal behavior, interfaces, or manufacturing
Review AI-generated circuit solutions for incorrect assumptions, invalid configurations, or unsupported conclusions
Develop reproducible reference solutions and automated verification checks
Required Qualifications
This is an expert-level opportunity for an electrical engineering professional with practical experience beyond academic simulation. You must be able to explain circuit behavior and technical decisions clearly and apply engineering judgment to real designs.
A comparable CLI-accessible, scriptable, text-based, or API-enabled EDA tool is acceptable. No specific Python library is mandatory.
MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a closely related discipline, or a BS in Electrical Engineering plus at least 1 to 2 years of relevant professional circuit-design experience
Meaningful 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 with an EDA, circuit-simulation, PCB, HDL, synthesis, or verification tool supporting CLI, scripting, text-based inputs, or a programmatic API
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
Experience with computer code programming labeling workflows
Experience with evaluation, rating, and text generation tasks
Fluent English proficiency and comfort working in English
Relevant Tools and Technical Experience
Relevant tools may include ngspice, Xyce, Yosys, Verilator, KiCad scripting, SPICE-compatible simulators, HDL simulators, synthesis tools, or equivalent programmatic EDA software.
Relevant Python tools may include PySpice, NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Matplotlib, cocotb, instrument-control libraries, EDA APIs, or internally developed automation tools.
Circuit simulation and verification workflows
Command-line or scripted EDA environments
Python-based engineering automation
Analytical and physical validation of circuit behavior
Electronic circuit design and EDA engineering subject matter expertise
Application and Selection Process
OpenTrain AI typically fills roles within 48 hours and is seeking experts who are ready to begin immediately. If selected, you will be expected to start your first task within 24 to 48 hours after completing onboarding.
Minimum submission requirements apply. The time required for each task may vary, and compensation is based on completed output that meets project specifications.
Apply through OpenTrain and complete the screening questions
Complete an AI interview of approximately 30 minutes
Complete a technical assessment if required
Complete hiring manager review
Begin the first task within 24 to 48 hours of onboarding if selected
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