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Electrical Engineering Professor Focused on AI Assessment Remote

40–130/hr

Remote

contract

50 openings

Posted October 10, 2026

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Listing checked October 13, 2026 · pay as published by micro1

Key details

Pay: $40–130/hr
Location: Remote
Job type: contract
Openings: 50
Posted: October 10, 2026

Overview

Remote Electrical Engineering Professors contribute to a high-impact AI research project by shaping how models learn and reason through real-world electrical engineering input. You’ll craft rigorous graduate-level exam items and detailed rubrics, then review AI-generated content for technical accuracy and pedagogical value. Your domain expertise in electrical engineering drives the quality of assessment materials and contributes to an evolving question bank. Collaboration happens asynchronously with other subject matter experts to keep materials clear, relevant, and academically solid. Analog Circuits, RF, and Power Electronics stand out among the core topics you’ll influence.

What You'll Do7

Design and author graduate-level multiple-choice questions within your electrical engineering specialization, ensuring rigor and authenticity.
Create precise explanations and grading rubrics aligned with academic standards for each question.
Review AI-generated electrical engineering content for technical accuracy and teaching effectiveness.
Engage asynchronously with fellow experts to refine questions for clarity and rigor.
Assess AI model outputs, providing targeted feedback on where machine results align or diverge from human reasoning.
Explain complex technical concepts in written exam solutions and instructional content.
Contribute to a growing, high-quality question bank that reflects advanced engineering reasoning.

Requirements7

PhD or advanced Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with university-level teaching experience (professor, adjunct, lecturer, or TA).
Experience authoring or reviewing graduate-level assessments, exams, or coursework in electrical engineering.
Deep knowledge in one or more of these domains: Analog Circuits, Digital Circuits, RF, Power Electronics, with emphasis on Integrated Circuits (IC).
Proven skill in rubric design, assessment development, or educational content creation.
Exceptional written communication with clarity and academic rigor.
Ability to work independently, meet milestones, and deliver remotely.
Comfort with asynchronous collaboration on remote research or content development projects.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate is an electrically engineering expert with graduate-level teaching or assessment design experience and a track record in creating or reviewing advanced coursework. You should thrive working remotely and asynchronously, delivering high-quality materials on schedule. This role may not suit those without university-level teaching or without proven experience in rubrics and exam design. Common fit issues include limited experience with graduate assessments or weak written communication, and challenges in producing clear, rigorous academic content.

Salary Insight

Pay is task-based and paid per completed item that meets project specs; candidates submit a minimum number of tasks weekly. A fixed hourly rate is not provided and pay scales with experience and task complexity.

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Required skills

Electrical EngineeringAnalog CircuitsDigital CircuitsRfPower ElectronicsIntegrated Circuits (ic)Educational Content CreationRubric DesignAssessment DevelopmentInstructional DesignTechnical WritingVerbal CommunicationAsynchronous CollaborationRemote WorkIndependent Work

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