AI training jobs for engineers
Beyond software, labs hire engineers to test how models handle design problems, calculations and technical standards. You review the model's working, catch mistakes and write realistic problems from your discipline.
Roles usually ask for an engineering degree and industry experience, and some name tools like CAD packages.
- 3open roles
- $80–$125+/hrlisted pay
Open roles
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Electrical Engineer
Mercor Engineering Remote (US, Bay Area preferred)$80–$120/hrListed by Mercor
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AI Trainer: Mechanical Engineering
DataAnnotation Engineering RemoteFor mechanical engineers and mechanical engineering educators.
Up to $125+/hrListed by DataAnnotation
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AI Trainer: Electrical Engineering
DataAnnotation Engineering RemoteFor electrical engineers and electrical engineering educators.
Up to $125+/hrListed by DataAnnotation
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Listings updated Oct 29, 2026
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Questions
Who are these roles for?
They're for mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical and other engineers. Each listing says what the platform asks for.
How much do they pay?
Open roles on this page list $80–$125+/hr, as published by each platform. Rates change as projects open and close.
How do I apply?
Click Apply on a role to finish your application on the platform's own site. ExpertTrain AI doesn't hire anyone itself.
Is this only for software engineers?
No. This page covers other engineering disciplines. Software roles are on the software engineers page.
What do these roles involve?
Mostly reviewing and correcting AI answers to engineering problems, and writing new problems with worked solutions.