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Electrical engineering AI training jobs

31 roles open

There are 31 open AI training and expert data roles in electrical engineering across the four platforms we refer to. 31 of them publish a rate up front.

The work involves evaluating, correcting and grading AI model output within electrical engineering — you are paid for professional judgement in your own field, and the roles are remote.

Open roles right now

Mercor: 13Micro1: 9Handshake AI: 6SuperAnnotate: 2Ethos AI: 1
RolePlatformRate
Circuit Design Writer - Engineering FRQMercor$85 / hourApply
Computational Electrical Engineering & RF/Circuit Design ExpertMercor$70 - $85 / hourApply
Electrical & Circuit Design ExpertMicro1$60-$130/hourApply
Electrical & Electronics ExpertMercor$75 / hourApply
Electrical Design SpecialistMercor$70 - $85 / hourApply
Electrical EngineerMicro1$60-$80/hourApply
Electrical EngineerSuperAnnotateUp to $100Apply
Electrical Engineer Quality Assurance Lead (QAL)SuperAnnotateUp to $105 / hrApply
Electrical Engineer – AI TrainingHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply
Electrical Engineer – AI TrainingEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply
Electrical Engineering & RF/Circuit Design ExpertMercor$70 - $100 / hourApply
Electrical Engineering ExpertMercor$70 - $80 / hourApply
Electrical Engineering ExpertMercor$65 - $90 / hourApply
Electrical Engineering ExpertHandshake AIUp to $55/hrApply
Electrical Engineering ExpertHandshake AIUp to $80/hrApply
Electrical Engineering Expert (Semiconductor / ASIC / RFIC)Mercor$100 / hourApply
Electrical Engineering ProfessorMicro1$40-$130/hourApply
Electrical Engineering ResearcherHandshake AIUp to $75/hrApply
Electrical Systems & Field Operations SpecialistMicro1$40-$50/hourApply
Electrical Technician – Data Capture & RecordingMicro1$30-$45/hourApply
Electrical Test Automation EngineerMercor$70 - $85 / hourApply
Electronics expert - LTspiceMicro1$30-$100/hourApply
Inorganic Materials, Semiconductor & Superconductor ExpertsMercor$84 / hourApply
PCB Tool SpecialistHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply
Power Systems EngineerHandshake AIUp to $80/hrApply
STEM QA Reviewer — Electrical EngineeringMercor$90 / hourApply
Semiconductor Devices & Microelectronics ExpertMicro1$66-$130/hourApply
Strategic Project Lead (PCB & Embedded Design)Micro1Upto $200Apply
Telecom/Network ExpertMercor$90 / hourApply
Telecommunications ExpertMercor$1.1K - $1.4K / one-timeApply
Telecommunications ExpertMicro1$20-$75/hourApply

What the work involves

Across electrical engineering, tasks generally fall into a few types: comparing two model answers and justifying which is better, correcting an answer that is subtly wrong, writing hard problems from real practice that models currently fail, and writing reference answers that show the reasoning.

The written justification is the deliverable. Being right matters less than being able to explain precisely why the alternative is wrong.

Who qualifies

Platforms screen on demonstrated practice in electrical engineering — years of work, tools used, scale handled and the specificity of what you can describe. Most tracks then run an AI-led interview followed by a domain assessment.

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Common questions

How many electrical engineering AI training jobs are open?

31 roles in electrical engineering are currently open across Mercor, Micro1, SuperAnnotate and Handshake AI, of which 31 publish a rate. The board is rebuilt as listings change.

What do electrical engineering AI training jobs pay?

Rates vary by platform, seniority and how scarce the specialism is. 31 of the 31 currently open roles in this category publish a rate, and those are shown in the table above.

Do I need AI experience for electrical engineering AI training work?

No. Platforms are buying your expertise in electrical engineering. Familiarity with AI tools helps you work faster but is rarely the screening criterion.