Mercor is working with a frontier AI lab on chip design tasks used to train and evaluate AI models. We're looking for experienced RTL design and verification engineers to review these tasks.
Power Systems & Protection Engineer
Job description
Use your hands-on experience in electrical power engineering to write research-level problems for AI models. Remote, flexible contract work.
AfterQuery works with leading AI labs to build the expert data that tests and trains AI models. We're looking for power systems and protection engineers who work with real relay records and test data: the relay records, commissioning tests and meter data you work from on substations, generators and drives.
Requirements
- Technical: Working knowledge of Python (MATLAB is a plus) for analyzing fault records and test data.
Preferred
- Background: 3 or more years at a utility, grid operator, equipment manufacturer or testing contractor, with a Bachelor's or Master's degree in electrical engineering.
- Hands-on work with real data, rather than building or installation electrical design, or PCB design only.
Contract and pay
Flexible, independent-contractor work: $300 per approved task, about 6 hours each (roughly $50 per hour), with no cap on how many tasks you take on.
All accepted experts undergo standard background and identity verification.
Required qualifications
- Hands-on experience working with your own real relay records and test data in Python or a similar language
- Able to write clearly about technical work in your field
- Able to work independently and manage your own time. This is flexible, task-based work with no fixed weekly schedule
Why apply
- $300 per approved task (roughly $50 per hour)
- Fully remote and flexible, with no fixed weekly schedule
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