OpenTrain AI seeks experienced electrical engineers to evaluate and rate AI-generated circuit designs and technical answers across analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, and RF. Remote contractor role, 20+ hrs/week, $80–$130/hr to help shape high-quality technical AI reasoning.
Generative AI & RLHF
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$130/hr
$80–$130/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Expert
Experience
Jul 30, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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About AI training work in technical domains
AI training (data labeling / human feedback) is the human side of building intelligent systems: people create, evaluate, and correct examples that modern models learn from. In technical domains, experts review model outputs, score correctness, and provide precise explanations so models learn sound engineering judgment.
This work is largely remote and flexible, and it gives experienced engineers a direct way to influence how AI systems reason about real-world electrical design problems.
The role
As an Electrical Circuit Design Reviewer you will evaluate circuit problems and review AI-generated technical responses for correctness, engineering quality, and clarity. You will apply rigorous electrical engineering analysis and document feedback that helps models improve.
This is a remote, contractor, part-time role requiring 20+ hours per week. Tasks are text-based and focus on QUESTION_ANSWERING and EVALUATION_RATING of AI outputs across analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, and RF.
What you'll do
Evaluate and solve circuit design and electrical engineering problems across analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, and RF domains.
Review AI-generated technical responses for correctness, accuracy, and engineering quality.
Apply practical engineering judgment to design scenarios and theoretical questions and document your reasoning.
Troubleshoot circuit behavior using standard methods such as Kirchhoff's laws, node-voltage analysis, small-signal analysis, and phasor analysis.
Provide clear written feedback and ratings that help refine AI reasoning and performance.
Collaborate remotely with a distributed team of experts and follow project guidelines for consistency.
Requirements
You must be an expert-level electrical engineer with strong circuit analysis skills and the ability to reason through complex technical problems in professional English.
Strong background in electrical engineering and circuit design across analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, or RF.
Proven ability to review AI-generated technical answers for correctness and engineering quality.
Familiarity with Kirchhoff's laws, node-voltage analysis, small-signal analysis, and phasor analysis.
Professional written and verbal English communication for clear technical explanations.
Available to work at least 20+ hours per week as a remote contractor.
Helpful background and signals
The role favors candidates with deeper industry experience and domain-specific practice. These are not strict requirements but will make you competitive.
MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering, or a BS with substantial industry experience.
Hands-on work with semiconductor devices, power electronics, RF/microwave systems, or control systems.
Experience with production hardware, silicon tape-out, IC/ASIC design, EDA tools, PCB design, or high-speed digital and RF validation.
Knowledge of semiconductor reliability, EMC, and modern CMOS scaling is a plus.
Compensation & hours
Contractor pay is hourly. Typical advertised rates range from USD 80 to 130 per hour. Work is remote and project-based.
Hourly contractor pay: $80–$130 USD per hour (typical advertised rate).
Work type: remote, text-based evaluation and rating tasks (QUESTION_ANSWERING and EVALUATION_RATING).
How it works and how to apply
If you meet the requirements, create an OpenTrain account (free), complete your expert profile, and apply to this role. You will receive project instructions, example tasks, and evaluation rubrics to ensure consistency.
Assignments are reviewed for quality and consistency; clear, well-documented technical reasoning is critical to success and to earning repeat work on similar projects.
Language: English required.
Worldwide candidates accepted; you will be engaged as a contractor by OpenTrain AI.
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