Job description
- $85–$185 per hour
- 100% remote
- Part-time
- Fully flexible schedule
Create and assess difficult aerospace engineering problems for AI evaluation, then explain the correct analysis.
AI companies need aerospace engineers to check how well AI handles aerospace work when real-world limits apply. You will pose demanding problems, write analyses that a fellow specialist can check, and define scoring standards for telling sound answers apart from technically wrong responses that look convincing. You will also review other contributors' problems for technical accuracy and flag work that is too ambiguous to grade reliably. This is that work, done remotely around your schedule.
What you'll do
- Build demanding problems in aerodynamics and propulsion
- Write the right analyses and lay out your reasoning so another specialist can check it
- Define clear scoring standards for distinguishing sound answers from technically wrong ones
- Review other contributors' problems for technical accuracy and flag ambiguous work that cannot be graded reliably
- Pay and details
- $85–$185 per hour, paid hourly as an independent contractor
- Part-time, flexible schedule; fully remote, United States
How to apply
- Apply on OpenTrain with your resume: https://app.opentrain.ai/api/out/cmvvruwkg009m07jp4oqm4qi…
- Complete the application on the hiring platform.
- If shortlisted, take a short AI interview.
Ready to create and assess difficult aerospace engineering problems for AI evaluation? Apply today.
About OpenTrain AI
OpenTrain AI connects experienced professionals with paid, part-time AI training work: shaping and improving the AI systems that companies are building right now.
PAID OPTIONS: NONE.
Requirements & qualifications
- Who this is for
- A graduate degree in aerospace engineering or mechanical engineering at the master's or PhD level; a closely related field also qualifies
- Hold a principal-, staff-, or fellow-level role at a major aerospace organization, or hold a faculty appointment with a leading university
- Professional fluency in English; deep knowledge of one or more aerospace areas; hands-on responsibility for engineering work; and the ability to justify a correct answer in clear terms
- No AI experience needed. Experience with AI or large language model evaluation is helpful, not required.
Benefits
- Why this is worth your time
- Get paid $85–$185 an hour
- Use your aerospace engineering judgment on difficult technical problems and analyses
- Work flexibly alongside your current role
- Fully remote and flexible, no fixed shifts, no commute
Salary & compensation
About OpenTrain AI
OpenTrain AI connects experienced professionals with paid, part-time AI training work, helping shape and improve the AI systems that companies are building right now.