Use manufacturing operations expertise to review AI-generated work products, verify technical details and figures, and assess whether grading decisions are defensible. This remote contract offers $55-$65 per hour for about 10 hours weekly.
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Remote Hourly · $55–$65/hr
$55–$65/hr
Compensation
6 countries
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Entry
Experience
Sep 4, 2026
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As an OpenTrain contractor, you will contribute specialized manufacturing knowledge to the development and evaluation of modern AI systems while building experience in a fast-growing field.
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Skilled contributors review examples, evaluate model outputs, and provide clear judgments that help AI systems become more accurate, useful, and reliable.
This role focuses on expert review of manufacturing work products, where practical operational knowledge is essential for identifying unrealistic tasks, technical errors, unsupported scores, and incorrect assumptions.
The Role
OpenTrain is seeking a Manufacturing Operations AI Work Reviewer to assess AI-generated manufacturing work. You will review the original task, the agent's response, supporting files, and grading scorecards, then provide concise, evidence-based explanations for your judgments.
Work may involve purchasing, production supervision, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, shipping, receiving, or inventory operations. This is remote contract work with a default commitment of about 10 hours per week.
Compensation: $55-$65 per hour
Work arrangement: Remote contract
Typical commitment: About 10 hours per week
Contract type: Part-time contractor
Eligible locations: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland
What You'll Do
You will evaluate whether AI-generated manufacturing work reflects realistic responsibilities, accurate technical content, appropriate standards, and practical operational constraints. You will also determine whether the grading criteria and reported scores are supported by the work.
Review complete AI-generated manufacturing work products and supporting files
Assess whether tasks are realistic for the relevant manufacturing role
Verify technical content, figures, terminology, standards, and regulations
Evaluate operational requirements and constraints
Reconcile figures in spreadsheets or PDF work products
Judge whether grading rationales and scores are defensible
Document concise, evidence-based explanations for each decision
Apply detailed project guidelines and evaluation rubrics consistently
Requirements
You should have relevant professional experience in manufacturing operations and be comfortable making careful technical judgments independently. The role requires near-native business English, strong written communication, and close attention to detail.
Experience in purchasing, supplier management, production supervision, mechanical design, industrial engineering, shipping, receiving, inventory control, or related manufacturing operations
Ability to identify realistic manufacturing tasks and assess standards, figures, regulations, terminology, and operational constraints
Ability to reconcile figures in spreadsheets or PDF work products
Ability to evaluate whether an AI grader's score is defensible
Ability to explain technical judgments clearly and concisely
Ability to follow detailed guidelines and apply rubrics consistently while working independently
Valuable Manufacturing Experience
Hands-on experience with manufacturing investigations and documentation will help you evaluate work products with greater context. The following experience is especially valuable:
Root-cause investigations
Production Part Approval Process, or PPAP
First-article inspection
Cycle-count variance analysis
Manufacturing documentation and method-sheet corrections
Capacity or layout studies
Time studies
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