Aerospace, Defense, And Marine Quality Inspector

You will evaluate real-world aerospace, defense, and marine inspection materials for AI training. Your work will turn professional inspection judgments into clear feedback, reports, and datasets that capture both the decision and the reason behind it.

• Evaluate First Article Inspections under AS9102 against regulatory and customer requirements.
• Assess cosmetic defects in manufacturing and assembly work, and document whether findings should be accepted or rejected.
• Conduct virtual surveys and provide input on hull and marine structures using supplied documentation and data.
• Analyze web and line inspection information to identify quality trends and support source-inspection recommendations.
• Apply DCMA protocols and FAR Part 46 requirements to simulated Government Source Inspection scenarios.
• Deliver concise feedback on inspection findings and produce reports and datasets that record expert judgments.

This is remote, part-time contractor work for English-speaking applicants in the countries listed for the role. The position requires substantial professional inspection experience, despite the structured listing identifying it as entry level.

• Pay: $60-$100 per hour in USD.
• Time: 20 or more hours per week.
• Work location:
  
  Remote, with eligibility limited to the countries listed in the application.
• Language:
  English.
• Experience:
  
  At least 8 years conducting complex quality inspections.
• Required knowledge: AS9102 First Article standards, DCMA inspection criteria, and FAR Part 46 requirements.
• Required skills:
  
  First article, cosmetic, or production-line disposition decisions; strong written and verbal communication; digital documentation and reporting; remote collaboration tools.
• Relevant backgrounds include aerospace or defense manufacturing, marine surveying, regulated inspection, supplier quality engineering, senior QA inspection, DCMA quality assurance representation, and Hull and Marine Survey processes.

Open Train AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this role.

AI training work uses expert human judgments to help build and improve artificial intelligence systems. In this role, your inspection decisions and explanations provide the specialized examples AI systems need to handle quality-related information more accurately.