Electrician - Remote AI Evaluation Project
Listing checked September 18, 2026 · pay as published by Handshake AI
Overview
Handshake AI seeks licensed electricians and electrical professionals to join a remote, project-based fellowship. You will review machine-generated answers and reference material tied to electrical installation, wiring, troubleshooting, and NEC code compliance, then share expert feedback that teaches AI systems how real electrical work is done. The schedule is asynchronous, with no minimum hours; most contributors log about 5 to 20 hours per week during an active project. No prior AI experience is needed, and you can take on assignments alongside your current job.
What You'll Do8
- 1Evaluate AI-generated responses about electrical installation, wiring methods, circuit diagnostics, and code requirements.
- 2Produce expert training examples that reflect real field practices, tool use, and safety standards.
- 3Flag inaccurate, unsafe, or outdated electrical guidance in model outputs.
- 4Explain your reasoning in clear written form so non-electricians and model trainers can follow it.
- 5Review blueprints, schematics, and project documents for technical accuracy.
- 6Apply NEC code knowledge to judge compliance-related questions and scenarios.
- 7Share details about tools such as multimeters, conduit benders, AutoCAD Electrical, or estimation software.
- 8Work through assigned tasks on an asynchronous schedule and meet project deadlines when they apply.
Requirements6
- 1Four or more years of hands-on electrical work in a professional setting.
- 2Experience as a journeyman, master, licensed, industrial, commercial, or residential electrician, an electrical contractor, or an apprentice with 4+ years in the field.
- 3Direct practice with electrical installation, wiring, circuit diagnostics, blueprint or schematic reading, or NEC code compliance.
- 4Comfort using tools such as multimeters, conduit bending equipment, AutoCAD Electrical, or electrical estimating software.
- 5Clear writing skills and the ability to work alone on an asynchronous remote schedule.
- 6Keen eye for detail when checking technical content for accuracy.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a licensed or journeyman electrician with at least four years in the field and strong command of installation, wiring, diagnostics, and NEC code. You should enjoy writing short technical explanations and be comfortable reviewing blueprints, schematics, and tool-based scenarios without supervision. People who treat the work as simple data entry tend to score low; this project needs judgment that comes from real jobsites. Applicants also miss out when they cannot show specific examples of code compliance or troubleshooting, or when their written feedback stays vague instead of pointing to exact errors. The role fits less well if you need a fixed weekly schedule, frequent team check-ins, or steady full-time hours.
Salary Insight
Pay reaches up to $85.00 per hour. For project-based AI evaluation roles that require a licensed trade background, hourly rates often sit below this ceiling, so the top of the range reflects the specialized electrical knowledge and clear written review skills this project needs.
Pay and demand for Electrical Engineering roles
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up to $85/hr
Most Electrical Engineering roles pay $76–$102 per hour. This role's pay falls inside that range.
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Application Tip
In your application, name your license type and years in the trade, then give one concrete example where you used the NEC to resolve a wiring or troubleshooting problem. Include the tools involved, such as a multimeter, conduit bender, or AutoCAD Electrical, and keep the writing crisp because this project judges your ability to explain electrical work in plain language.
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