Architectural Design Coordination Evaluator

OpenTrain AI; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 62,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

OpenTrain AI is seeking an Architectural Design Coordination Evaluator to create and review AI evaluation tasks derived from architectural drawings, construction documents, and site photos. You will produce structured deliverables such as RFI responses and marked-up drawing sets, reflecting standards of real coordination practice.

This remote contractor role targets candidates based in the United States, offering a pay range of $45 to $60 per hour and a typical commitment of about 40 hours per

Qualifications

• Current or recent experience as an architect of record, project architect, job captain, or design coordination lead.
• Active architectural license required, or eight years producing permit sets as a project architect or job captain.
• At least three years coordinating drawing sets in US model code jurisdictions; eight+ years preferred.
• Ability to mark up drawing sets using Bluebeam Revu or equivalent tool.

Responsibilities

• Review RFIs, drawing sets, details, and shop drawings.
• Identify cross-sheet conflicts and constructability issues.
• Produce RFI responses, coordination comments, and marked-up drawing sets.
• Perform drawing-set QC and design-change review.
• Work with addenda, as-built drawings, pre-bid scope and document control.

Skills

Architect of record

Project architect

Design coordination

US code knowledge

Education

Architect licensure or equivalent permit-set authorship

Tools

Bluebeam Revu

Job description

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI is hiring and contracting for this role, giving experienced professionals a way to apply their expertise to structured AI evaluation work and build a lasting portfolio.

• Create a free OpenTrain account and apply in minutes.
• Build a profile that showcases specialized AI training experience.

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Professionals prepare examples, write and review responses, and evaluate model outputs so AI systems can produce more useful and reliable results. In this role, architectural expertise helps shape evaluation tasks grounded in real design coordination and document-review practice.

• Work on cutting-edge AI evaluation projects.
• Apply professional judgment to realistic architectural and construction scenarios.
• Perform remote, flexible work within the role's expected weekly commitment.

The Role

OpenTrain is recruiting an Architectural Design Coordination Evaluator to create and review AI evaluation tasks based on architectural drawings, construction documents, and site photos. You will produce structured deliverables such as RFI responses, coordination comment sets, and marked-up drawing sets.

The work covers design coordination, drawing quality, constructability, and document review. You will apply consistent professional judgment so each task and expected answer reflects the standards of real architectural and construction coordination practice.

• Remote contractor position for candidates based in the United States.
• Pay ranges from $45 to $60 per hour, depending on experience.
• Default commitment is about 40 hours per week; the listed time requirement is 20 or more hours per week.
• English-language work.

What You'll Do

You will author evaluation tasks from realistic architectural and construction coordination scenarios and produce the correct answer or expected deliverable for each task. You will also review documents and perform quality-control activities across design and construction workflows.

• Review architectural RFIs, drawing sets, details, and shop drawings.
• Identify cross-sheet conflicts, coordination issues, and constructability concerns.
• Produce RFI responses, coordination comments, and marked-up drawing sets.
• Perform drawing-set QC, technical peer review, redline back-checks, and design-change review.
• Work with addenda, as-built drawings, pre-bid scope, document control, commissioning design, interiors, millwork, and building-envelope details as applicable.
• Use professional architectural judgment to assess task quality and expected outputs.

Required Qualifications

You should have current or recent experience as an architect of record, project architect, job captain, or design coordination lead. An active architectural license is required, or at least eight years producing permit sets as a project architect or job captain may substitute for licensure.

You must have at least three years of experience producing and coordinating drawing sets in US model code jurisdictions. Eight or more years of experience is preferred. You must also be able to mark up drawing sets and details using Bluebeam Revu or an equivalent tool.

• Architectural licensure or equivalent permit-set authorship experience.
• Experience producing and coordinating permit and construction drawing sets in US model code jurisdictions.
• Ability to identify cross-sheet conflicts, constructability issues, and drawing-set quality problems.
• Practical experience with Bluebeam Revu or an equivalent markup tool.
• Experience with architectural set QC, redline back-checking, or technical peer review.

Helpful Experience

The following background is valuable for this evaluation work and can help you bring practical design and coordination judgment to each task.

• Experience working on both sides of the RFI process.
• Mentoring job captains.
• Coordinating permit and construction drawing sets.
• Reviewing interiors, millwork, and building-envelope details.
• Using office standards or detail libraries.
• Reviewing work produced by other designers.

Why This Work Matters

Every major AI system depends on examples prepared and reviewed by people. By converting architectural coordination knowledge into structured evaluation tasks, you can help shape how AI handles professional design documents, quality checks, and coordination decisions while building experience in a fast-growing field.

• Bring specialized architectural knowledge into AI development.
• Work remotely with a flexible contractor schedule.
• Build a durable portfolio of AI training and evaluation experience.