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Mechanical Engineer | $80/hr Remote

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Position: Mechanical CAD Expert
Type: Hourly contract
Compensation: $40 - $80/hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10 - 40 hours/week
Role Responsibilities
- Analyze multi-part mechanical assemblies provided in native FreeCAD files, ensuring full understanding of component relationships and assembly design intent.
- Develop objective, non-guessable, and precise question-and-answer sets for each assigned assembly, focusing on technical accuracy and clarity.
- Create several detailed technical questions per assembly, covering mechanical functions, design rationale, and dimensional considerations.
- Format each question and corresponding answer to be unambiguous and aligned with real-world engineering standards.
- Submit high-quality deliverables within agreed-upon project parameters, maintaining clear and prompt communication with project coordinators.
- Leverage written and verbal communication skills to clarify ambiguities and collaborate effectively within a distributed team environment.
- Adapt to project requirements and manage deliverables independently in a remote work context.
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Requirements
- Proven background in mechanical engineering, aerospace, or industrial design, with strong foundational and applied CAD knowledge.
- Strong experience in interpreting and analyzing complex mechanical assemblies and engineering drawings.
- Familiarity with FreeCAD is advantageous; however, strong experience with other CAD platforms (e.g., SolidWorks, CATIA, Autodesk Inventor) is valuable.
- Demonstrated ability to author clear, precise, and objective technical documentation or assessment materials.
- Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and a commitment to technical accuracy and objectivity.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an emphasis on documenting technical insights for varied audiences.
- Ability to work independently, manage deliverables, and adapt to project requirements in a remote context.


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