Mechanical CAD Expert; AI Evaluation

Position: Mechanical CAD Expert (AI Evaluation)

Create mechanical design scenarios and evaluate AI responses for technical accuracy, manufacturability, and sound engineering practice. Flexible, ongoing part-time contract work pays up to $75 per hour, with no set schedule or minimum hours.

Remote Hourly · $75/hr

$75/hr

The work

Use your mechanical design experience to create realistic scenarios and assess AI-generated answers. Your feedback should reflect practical engineering methods and help improve AI performance.

• Create design problems based on real CAD, tolerancing, and manufacturing workflows.
• Evaluate AI responses for technical accuracy, manufacturability, and practical engineering judgment.
• Write structured feedback that explains your assessment clearly.

What it pays and takes

• Pay:
  Up to $75 per hour.
• Schedule:
  
  Flexible, part-time, ongoing project work with no set schedule or minimum hour requirement.
• Location:
  
  Open to candidates in the United States. Work remotely and asynchronously.
• The role calls for substantial industry experience in mechanical design and a portfolio of manufactured designs and complex GD&T or FEA work.
• Hands-on mechanical engineering experience and depth in parametric CAD, GD&T and design for manufacturing, or FEA and simulation are required. Candidates who meet at least two of the three core qualifications are encouraged to apply.
• Strong writing, attention to detail, and the ability to explain complex design concepts clearly are required. A BS or MS in Mechanical Engineering is preferred.
• Experience with multiple CAD or simulation tools is helpful, including Solid Works, CATIA, Fusion 360, or Onshape. A portfolio showing designs from concept through manufacturing can demonstrate practical judgment.

About AI training work

AI training work uses human-created examples and feedback to help improve AI systems, including by reviewing model responses. People with mechanical design expertise can contribute practical judgments that general-purpose examples may not provide.