Electrical Engineering Researcher for AI Evaluation

Electrical engineering researchers apply deep expertise in signal processing, systems and control, and related electrical engineering disciplines to evaluate AI-generated content and produce expert-level training data that improves AI understanding of engineering research and methodology.

• Use your research background to create and curate expert-level training data grounded in electrical engineering literature and methods.
• Assess AI-generated responses for technical accuracy, relevance, and fidelity to current research in areas such as signal processing, systems and control, and image and video processing.
• Provide clear, written feedback that helps refine AI behavior and model outputs.
• Work independently and asynchronously with AI research teams to complete evaluation tasks and data creation.
• No prior AI experience required, contributions rely on domain research expertise and strong written communication.

• PhD in Electrical Engineering, Systems Science, or a related field from a top 100 US university.
• Research experience in one or more of the following areas: Signal Processing or Audio and Speech Processing, Image and Video Processing, Systems and Control.
• Familiarity with arxiv.org, especially the Electrical Engineering and Systems Science repository (eess).
• Strong written communication skills, close attention to detail, and the ability to work autonomously on asynchronous tasks.

• Engagement type: hourly contract, part-time, remote work.
• Flexible, asynchronous schedule with no required minimum hours; most contributors work approximately 5 to 20 hours per week while participating in an active project.
• This is a project-based engagement rather than a traditional full-time position, allowing contributors to take on other commitments concurrently.
• Placement on specific projects depends on current project needs, with the possibility of being considered for future projects as they become available.

• Pay: Up to $75/hr (depending on the project).

• F-1 students who are eligible for CPT or OPT may be eligible to participate. Consult your Designated School Official to confirm eligibility, because if your school requires enrollment in a CPT course this arrangement may not meet that requirement.
• STEM OPT is not supported for this engagement.

To apply and begin work you will create an account on the engagement platform, complete identity verification, and complete onboarding for relevant projects. After onboarding you will be added to project rosters when your skills match current needs, and can begin completing tasks and receiving hourly payments.