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Electrical Engineer (Remote | $70–$80/hr)

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Electrical Engineering Expert
Position: Electrical Engineering Expert
Type: Hourly Contract
Compensation: $70–$80/hour
Location: Remote
About the Opportunity
This opportunity is for experienced electrical engineering professionals interested in contributing to advanced AI evaluation projects. The role involves applying enterprise-level electrical engineering expertise to design real-world engineering scenarios, create reference solutions, and evaluate AI-generated outputs used to improve next-generation AI systems.
Ideal Candidates
- 5+ years of experience as an Electrical Engineer or Engineering Lead in technology, industrial, manufacturing, energy, or related sectors.
- Experience working on power systems, circuit design, embedded systems, semiconductor design, PCB development, or control systems engineering.
- Strong knowledge of electrical engineering standards including IEC, IEEE, NEC, NFPA 70, NESC, UL, or FCC requirements.
- Familiarity with tools such as Altium Designer, Cadence, MATLAB/Simulink, SPICE, and enterprise PLM/EDA platforms.
- Excellent analytical, technical writing, and problem-solving skills.
- PE, CEng, EUR ING, or equivalent professional credentials are a plus.
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Key Responsibilities
- Develop enterprise electrical engineering scenarios based on real-world product design, power systems, and certification workflows.
- Create reference engineering analyses, technical specifications, and executive-level engineering documentation.
- Evaluate AI-generated engineering outputs for accuracy, reasoning, compliance, and technical quality.
- Design grading rubrics that measure professional-level electrical engineering judgment and decision-making.
- Apply industry methodologies including circuit analysis, EMC/EMI compliance, reliability engineering, and control systems principles.
- Collaborate with project teams to ensure consistency, quality, and technical rigor across deliverables.


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Project Details
- Start Date: Immediate
- Schedule: Fully remote and flexible
- Engagement: Independent contractor
- Duration: Ongoing based on project requirements and performance
Compensation
- Competitive compensation of $70–$80/hour
- Weekly payments
- Independent contractor engagement
Application Process
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