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Position: Civil Engineer
Type: Contract
Compensation: $50 - $100/hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10-40 hrs/week
Role Responsibilities
- Design and author authentic civil engineering evaluation tasks reflecting real-world complexity in areas such as structural design, transportation, water systems, and site development.
- Source, generate, and curate technical documents including engineering drawings, geotechnical reports, specification sheets, cost estimates, and regulatory code references.
- Develop challenging technical problems that require nuanced constraint reasoning and code compliance, mimicking professional engineering scenarios.
- Determine the accurate engineering solution for each task, ensuring all relevant regulatory and geometric constraints are satisfied.
- Craft comprehensive, multi-item rubrics designed for LLM-based assessment, grading solutions for technical correctness and adherence to codes.
- Create and validate high-volume, realistic data files (CSVs, PDFs, spreadsheets) representative of typical project documentation.
- Collaborate with project stakeholders to iteratively refine task clarity, realism, and evaluative standards.
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Requirements
- Have strong relevant experience in the domain contributing to civil engineering projects across diverse domains.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license or active pursuit of licensure strongly preferred.
- Demonstrated mastery in preparing and managing technical documentation, including code-compliance and design specifications.
- Experience sourcing and interpreting regulatory codes and integrating them into technical solutions.
- Proficiency in generating or reviewing complex technical artifacts such as drawings, reports, and data sets used for project evaluation.
- Ability to reason about intricate constraints and deliver solutions that reflect real-world engineering practice.


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