Rebuild real-world objects and instruments as 3D simulation assets in Isaac Sim, Gazebo, MuJoCo or similar, and tune their physics until they behave like the originals. Remote contract at $60–150/hour with 5 openings; no AI experience needed, but hands-on simulator experience is.
Experienced field service technicians read schematics and hydraulic or pneumatic diagrams, trace faults through PLC logic and write up diagnostic reasoning for AI training, across industrial, HVAC, elevator, heavy equipment and similar systems. 20 openings, $60–110/hour, remote.
Senior quality inspectors disposition first article inspections, cosmetic defects and line inspection data so AI models learn how real accept/reject calls are made across aerospace, defense and marine work. Ten openings, contractor, $60–100/hour, remote.
Certified NDT Level II/III inspectors interpret RT, UT/PAUT, MT and PT data and make code-based accept/reject calls on welds and components, documenting their reasoning to train AI. 30 openings, $70–110/hour, remote, US-based preferred.
FAA-certified maintenance inspectors annotate maintenance manuals and parts catalogs, critique borescope and composite inspection data, and check tasks against FAA Parts 43, 121, 135 and 145 to train AI on aviation maintenance. 20 openings, $70–130/hour, remote, US-based preferred.
Electronics quality engineers review Gerber and CAM data, apply IPC-610 and IPC-620 criteria, analyse SMT and AOI defects, screen for counterfeit parts under AS6081 and read C-SAM and X-ray images, all to train AI. 30 openings, $70–120/hour, remote, US-based preferred.
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