Electrical Engineer for AI System Training

Apply hands-on electrical and field operations expertise to analyze, clarify, and document electrical schematics, control and automation systems, and field procedures so AI training data reflects real-world practice. You will review technical materials, explain troubleshooting approaches, and produce clear, actionable guidance for model training. No prior AI experience is required; domain knowledge and clear communication are the priorities.

• Analyze, interpret, and explain electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and control system documentation for AI training purposes.
• Review, annotate, and validate technical materials such as equipment layouts, inspection reports, and operational procedures.
• Evaluate electrical troubleshooting scenarios and document diagnostic approaches and solutions following industry best practices.
• Assess and clarify technical manuals and field operation guides to improve accuracy and accessibility for non-expert audiences.
• Provide detailed feedback on documentation quality related to electrical systems and field operations design.
• Collaborate asynchronously to share technical context, practical scenarios, and real-world challenges.
• Identify information gaps and contribute to refining workflows and processes.

• Proven practical expertise in electrical systems, control systems, automation, instrumentation, or field operations.
• Experience interpreting and producing technical schematics, wiring diagrams, and operational documentation.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex technical concepts for diverse audiences.
• High attention to detail when working with visually dense technical documents.
• Experience with electrical troubleshooting, process optimization, remote collaboration, and analytical problem solving.
• Valued backgrounds include Electrical Engineer, Controls Engineer, Automation Engineer, Instrumentation Engineer, Electrician, or Maintenance Supervisor.

• Role type: Contractor.
• Location: Remote, digital-first and asynchronous collaboration.
• Assignments require interpreting visually detailed technical documentation and delivering clear, actionable insights to improve AI training data.

$40 - $50 per hour.

• No prior experience in AI is required; domain expertise in electrical and field operations is the key qualification.
• Candidates must be comfortable collaborating remotely and working asynchronously with digital materials.