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OpenTrain AI is seeking an Industrial Design CAD Question Writer to review complex multi-part assemblies in FreeCAD format and translate technical design knowledge into precise AI training content.
You'll analyze assembly structure, identify critical features, and craft objective questions with exact answers, supporting remote, part-time work with a flexible schedule for ongoing learning and content quality improvements.
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AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Specialists prepare examples, questions, evaluations, and other structured material that help modern AI systems understand technical information and produce more useful results.
In this role, your CAD and engineering knowledge will help shape training content based on real assembly structure, function, relationships, and design intent.
OpenTrain is seeking an Industrial Design CAD Question Writer to review complex multi-part assemblies in native FreeCAD format and convert technical design knowledge into high-quality AI training content. You will analyze how assemblies are designed and organized, then create precise technical questions with exact, non-guessable answers.
This opportunity is suited to a domain specialist who can interpret CAD details, explain complex design concepts clearly, and produce structured content with a meticulous standard of accuracy. The project is open to entry-level applicants who meet the stated technical requirements.
You will examine each assembly carefully, identify the details that matter for understanding its design, and turn those observations into objective assessment content. Questions and answers must be clear, precise, and unambiguous rather than dependent on guesswork.
You will also provide feedback and suggestions that support ongoing improvements to project processes and content quality.
You should have a background in mechanical engineering, aerospace, or industrial design, along with strong foundational CAD knowledge and experience interpreting multi-part assemblies. The work requires careful analysis of CAD files, assembly drawings, and technical documentation.
Prior experience creating technical documentation, assessment materials, or comparable structured content is required. Familiarity with FreeCAD or a similar CAD software environment is helpful, but previous FreeCAD experience is not required.
Experience supporting technical education, assessment initiatives, or AI-related projects through expert-created content can be useful. The strongest candidates will be comfortable translating specialist CAD analysis into organized material that another reviewer can understand and verify.
This is remote contractor work paid at $40-$80 per hour. The role requires 20 or more hours per week, while the schedule and project duration remain flexible and will be confirmed for the project.