Use your Electrical Engineering expertise to train and evaluate AI models.
Use your engineering PhD or doctoral research experience to design and review realistic technical problems for AI training. This fully remote, 2 to 3 week pilot pays $80 to $95 per hour.
Posted Nov 3, 2026
Evaluate AI model outputs for analog electronics circuit simulation using NgSpice. This remote contractor role pays $65 to $123 per hour and offers flexible weekly hours over 1 to 3 months.
Posted Nov 3, 2026
Create and review KiCad PCB designs, schematics, layouts, and manufacturing files while helping train AI systems. This remote contractor role pays $65 to $123 per hour and requires strong KiCad experience.
Posted Nov 3, 2026
Earn $65 to $123 per hour as an Electronics Specialist using LTspice to design, simulate, and troubleshoot analog and power-electronics circuits for AI training. Remote contractor work requires strong LTspice skills and English proficiency at B2 level or higher.
Posted Nov 3, 2026
$65 to $123 per hour. Design and simulate analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuits in Qucs-S while creating clear technical guidance for AI training.
Posted Nov 3, 2026
Review AI model outputs against RTL hardware designs, specifications, reference solutions, and verification tests. Use Verilog and SystemVerilog expertise in a flexible contractor role open worldwide.
Posted Nov 2, 2026
Create and assess difficult semiconductor engineering problems for AI training, with $85 to $185 per hour for experienced technical judgment. Work remotely as a flexible contractor and apply through OpenTrain.
Posted Oct 31, 2026
Create and edit circuit schematics and PCB layouts in DesignSpark PCB while explaining engineering workflows for AI training. This contractor role pays $63 to $122 per hour.
Posted Oct 30, 2026
Review PCB designs, electronics assemblies, wire harnesses, and semiconductor inspections to help train and evaluate AI systems. This remote contractor role pays $60 per hour for about 10 flexible hours each week.
Posted Sep 30, 2026
Use your field-service experience to review industrial diagrams, PLC logic, and equipment faults for AI training. This remote contractor role offers $40 to $60 per hour for about 10 hours per week.
Posted Sep 30, 2026
Create electrical engineering problems and judge whether AI answers are accurate and practical. This flexible remote contract pays up to $120 per hour for completed work.
Posted Sep 25, 2026
Remote contractor work for a CAD and simulation consultant supporting aerospace, mechanical, and electrical engineering AI training. The 8-week assignment requires 20 to 40 hours weekly and Pacific Time overlap.
Posted Sep 8, 2026
Create and record realistic KiCad schematic and PCB design workflows for AI training. This remote contractor role pays up to $20 per hour, requires 20+ hours weekly, and is open in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.
Posted Sep 5, 2026
Review AI-generated electrical engineering content and QA work for accuracy, safety, and clear reasoning. This US contract role pays up to $105 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Evaluate AI-generated electrical engineering answers, calculations, and explanations for technical accuracy, safety, and practical feasibility. This contract role pays up to $40 to $100 per hour for 20+ hours weekly.
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Create and verify original electrical engineering problems using Python, with work spanning system design, optimization, control, and power systems. This worldwide contract role pays $15 to $50 per hour and takes fewer than 20 hours per week.
Posted Mar 29, 2026
Review and improve AI-generated answers to automotive engineering questions for $40 per hour. This flexible, part-time contract requires 3+ years of automotive engineering experience and Python skills.
Posted Oct 1, 2025
Electrical Engineering subject-matter work in AI training can involve evaluating whether model-generated answers are technically accurate, reviewing explanations of engineering concepts, rating responses against project guidelines, labeling relevant data, translating technical judgment into written feedback, or reviewing code where the individual posting calls for it. The exact responsibilities depend on the project. Read each live posting carefully to confirm what the role involves and which requirements apply.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for these opportunities, and candidates apply through OpenTrain. A successful candidate may be placed or referred by OpenTrain to the client whose project they will support. Because each project has its own requirements, the individual live posting is the source of truth for eligibility, qualifications, responsibilities, pay, hours, schedule, location rules, and other client-specific details.
