Remote Engineering Problem Designer — Mechanical, Civil & Industrial

IsoData; United States; Remote; USD 165,000 - 331,000; Full time

Job summary

IsoData is seeking experts in mechanical/civil/industrial engineering to work remotely in the United States on a project basis.

You will write and review engineering problems in loads, materials, thermal systems and structures, and evaluate whether models' designs could be built, shipped and maintained. Compensation ranges from $120 to $240 per hour, with payment per accepted task and no guaranteed volume.

Qualifications

• Study at or graduated from a college or university in mechanical, civil, industrial or related engineering.
• A design, analysis or build project you did yourself and can explain in depth, numbers included.
• Solid fundamentals in statics and strength of materials, thermodynamics and fluids, or operations research.
• Care with safety margins, standards and real-world constraints.
• Degree in the field; a master’s or PhD, or a PE license is ideal.
• Professional engineering or operations work, especially at an AI lab or AI company.
• Working knowledge of codes/standards in your area (e.g., building codes or ASME).
• Built projects, publications or patents (ideal).

Responsibilities

• Write problems on loads, materials, thermal systems and structures with reference answers.
• Find unsafe or wrong assumptions in a model’s engineering answer.
• Write operations and scheduling problems with checkable answers.
• Judge whether a model’s design could actually be built, shipped and maintained.
• Write rubrics that check units, codes, safety factors and constraints.

Skills

Statics & materials

Thermodynamics

Operations research

Safety margins

Education

BS in mechanical/civil/industrial engineering

MS/PhD or PE license (ideal)

Job description

IsoData is seeking experts in mechanical/civil/industrial engineering to work remotely in the United States on a project basis.

You will write and review engineering problems in loads, materials, thermal systems and structures, and evaluate whether models' designs could be built, shipped and maintained. Compensation ranges from $120 to $240 per hour, with payment per accepted task and no guaranteed volume.