Engineering work for AI
AI Training Jobs for Electrical Engineers
Measured from 14 distinct advertised rates, across 9 platforms. 7 of the 34 open roles here state no hourly rate; 13 advertise only a maximum ("up to $X/hr"), which is excluded.
AI labs pay electrical engineers by the hour to grade how a model reasons about circuits, power and hardware, check its designs and calculations, and write the problems it is tested on. 34 roles for electrical engineers are open right now on 12 platforms, including Handshake AI, Turing and SuperAnnotate (SME). Every role is checked against its platform's job board daily.
Live roles for electrical engineers
Updated 13 hrs agoShowing the 1 roles that ask for a certification, every country. See every role
Some links on AITraining.jobs are referral links. If you sign up through one, AITraining.jobs may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes what a platform pays you.
Hardware, chip and circuit design
1 openAnalog, digital, mixed-signal and high-speed hardware, semiconductors and chip design: judge a model's circuit reasoning and designs.
Senior Electronics Quality Engineer (opens the job details)
micro1 · Domain Experts · Remote· 2w agoDetails
$70–$120/hr
Before you apply
This is training and evaluation work for AI models, not engineering you sign off. If you work for an employer, check its policy on outside work first, and never bring proprietary designs, schematics or code into a task. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply.
Pay by specialty
Each specialty's typical pay is measured over its own open roles the way every band on this site is (the 25th percentile of what roles pay (the middle of each advertised range) to the 90th-percentile advertised ceiling), and shown only where at least three distinct rates are posted.
| Specialty | Open roles | Typical pay | Highest rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power systems and power electronics | 4 | Too few rates | $120/hr |
| Embedded systems and RF | 2 | Too few rates | $120/hr |
| Hardware, chip and circuit design | 7 | $90–$145/hr | $150/hr |
| Electrical engineering experts | 21 | $45–$120/hr | $125/hr |
What the roles ask for
Read from the requirements of 26 of the 34 open roles for electrical engineers: the lines each role's pop-up lists from its posting. A role counts once, at the lowest degree it accepts.
- Name years of experience20
- Ask for coding (Python, SQL and the like)6
- Ask where you live or may work3
- Ask for a certification1
The roles that name experience ask for a median of 3 years.
What platforms pay to find you
micro1, AfterQuery and Turing post a flat referral bonus on 4 of the 34 open roles for electrical engineers: what the platform pays whoever refers the person it accepts, a measure of how hard these people are to find. The platform pays it, and it never comes out of your pay.
Who hires electrical engineers for AI work
How each platform checks you
The platforms hiring electrical engineers now, in the words of each one's onboarding guide, with the source of every line. The full steps are on each platform's page.
- Assessment
- Project assessment (per project, after an invitation). How to apply
- Interview
- None published
- Identity check
- A government photo ID (driver's license, state ID, passport or green card) and a phone or tablet with a camera for the Persona ID and selfie check. Source
- Assessment
- Role-specific Turing vetting (proctored tests, AI interview, human interviews). How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Identity check
- A valid, unexpired, physical government photo ID: a passport or driver's license (Nigerian users may also use a physical NIN card). Source
- Credentials
- It describes three stages: screening and matching on your profile (skills, domain, credentials, availability), automated testing (coding challenges in 18-plus languages, RLHF and SFT-style task evaluations, and an adaptive AI interviewer), and expert human review with deep-dive interviews for complex or high-stakes roles. Source
- Assessment
- SME Careers AI interview, plus a qualification exam and recruiter interview on some roles. How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Identity check
- A valid government-issued photo ID and a selfie for Deel's identity check, with the name on the ID exactly matching your account. Source
- Assessment
- AI Video Interview (plus role-specific Form assessments). How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Assessment
- Interview (format not published), then project onboarding. How to apply
- Interview
- Interview
- Assessment
- The Zara AI interview (plus a role-specific skill check). How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Identity check
- Valid government-issued photo ID (passport or driver's license) for identity verification, matching the legal name on your application. Source
- Assessment
- REX Entry Exam, then position-specific exams. How to apply
- Interview
- None published
- Identity check
- A valid, unexpired government ID and a selfie for Persona identity verification, which also checks that you are in an eligible region. Source
- Assessment
- AfterQuery pool skills assessment (plus an interview step). How to apply
- Interview
- Video interview
- Identity check
- For verification and payouts: a government-issued photo ID, a device with a camera for a selfie, a phone that can receive a text code, a bank account in your own legal name in the same country you select in Stripe, and your SSN if you are in the US. Source
- Credentials
- AfterQuery says it welcomes 'experts with advanced degrees, significant industry experience, or demonstrated expertise in their field,' and that every expert goes through a verification process that includes credential checks and expertise validation. Source
- Assessment
- Role assessments and the Zara AI interview. How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Identity check
- Once you are matched to a project: a driver's license, state ID, work permit or permanent residence card from an accepted country, photographed live through Persona, plus a recent selfie. Source
- Assessment
- Meridial Assessment (role-specific logic/reasoning evaluation). How to apply
- Interview
- Interview
- Assessment
- AI interview (switched on per job by the employer). How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
- Identity check
- For jobs that require it: a government ID for an identity check through Didit (or Stripe Identity if Didit is unavailable), which may also ask for a selfie. Source
- Assessment
- Role-specific Sovrano screening (AI interview, expert survey, qualification exam or work sample). How to apply
- Interview
- AI interview (recorded, scored by AI)
Where these roles are posted
Roles a platform posts for one country, and roles whose title names a language. Each place opens its own page; each count opens these roles.
A licensed or credentialed professional?
One profile for every AI training platform. Companies ask us for people with a specific language, country or credential: add yours once, and when a role fits, we introduce you, only with your yes. Free.
Get new expert roles by email
We'll email you the newest paid expert roles across every platform we track, with real hourly pay, so you don't have to keep checking. Free, and unsubscribe anytime.
We email new roles, not spam. One click to unsubscribe.
Frequently asked questions
How much do AI training jobs for electrical engineers pay?
Across the 14 distinct hourly rates posted for roles for electrical engineers right now, typical pay runs from $50 to $125 an hour, with a median of $80. The highest posted rate is $150 an hour, at RemoExperts. 7 of the 34 open roles for electrical engineers state no hourly rate, so check each listing.
Do I need a PE license or a graduate degree?
Most roles ask for an electrical engineering degree and years of practice rather than a license; senior hardware roles name the design experience they want, and the research roles a master's or PhD. Each listing states what it requires and where it is open. Of the 26 open roles for electrical engineers whose requirements we read, 1 ask for a PhD, 4 a master's, 15 a bachelor's or a degree and 6 name no degree.
What does an electrical engineer do in AI training?
You write electrical engineering problems with verified solutions, grade a model's calculations, schematics and design choices, and explain what it got wrong. Some projects ask for the code a model writes for test automation or embedded systems. It is remote, hourly contract work.
How do platforms check electrical engineers?
Most platforms start with an assessment in your field before any paid work, and each listing says what it asks for. Of the platforms hiring electrical engineers now, Turing, SuperAnnotate (SME), Mercor, micro1 and Alignerr run an AI interview (a recorded interview scored by AI) for many roles. Handshake AI, Turing, SuperAnnotate (SME), micro1 and RemoExperts check a government photo ID, usually with a selfie, before you are paid. Turing and AfterQuery say they check credentials such as degrees. The section on how each platform checks you quotes each guide with its source.
Are these jobs legitimate?
They are posted by established AI data platforms (Handshake AI, Turing, SuperAnnotate (SME) and Mercor among them), and each platform's page here covers whether it is legit, how it vets people and how it pays. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply or to get work.
More work by profession
AI training jobs for mechanical engineers
CAD and simulation, aerospace, robotics and manufacturing.
AI training jobs for civil engineers
Civil and structural engineers, architects and construction.
AI training jobs for chemical engineers
Chemical and process engineers, materials scientists, nuclear engineers.
AI training jobs by profession
Every profession with open roles, with live counts and pay.
Expert work
Every expert role for professionals, with live pay by field.
Expert fields in demand
Which professions AI training roles ask for, counted from their titles.