Mechanical Engineering AI Expert
Mechanical Engineering AI Expert
The Role
Depending on your background, work may include:
- Reviewing AI-generated engineering answers for technical accuracy
- Solving mechanical engineering problems
- Creating technical questions, assessments and grading criteria
- Reviewing CAD models, drawings and technical documentation
Working with FEA, stress analysis, thermodynamics, dynamics, vibration or fluid mechanics Analysing test data, sensors, instrumentation and failure reports Producing clear explanations of engineering reasoning Supporting AI training with realistic engineering scenarios and technical content
We’re Looking For
You could come from a background such as:
- Mechanical Engineer
- Mechanical Design Engineer
- FEA / Simulation Engineer
- R&D Engineer
- Mechanical Engineering Technician
- Test Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Mechanical Engineering Lecturer / Professor / Researcher
Ideally, you will have
A degree, MSc, PhD or recognised technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering
- OR substantial hands-on mechanical engineering experience
- Typically 4-5+ years of relevant experience
- Strong technical problem-solving ability
- Excellent written communication
Experience with engineering drawings, calculations, testing, CAD, FEA or technical documentation Experience with SolidWorks, NX, Creo, CATIA, ANSYS, Abaqus or Nastran may be advantageous for some projects.
Contract
Essential requirements
- A degree, MSc, PhD or recognised technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering
- OR substantial hands-on mechanical engineering experience
- Typically 4-5+ years of relevant experience
- Strong technical problem-solving ability
- Excellent written communication
- Experience with engineering drawings, calculations, testing, CAD, FEA or technical documentation
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