Mechanical Hardware Design Engineer

What You'll Do8

• Build realistic engineering problems and scenario sets drawn from your own specialization, whether that is CAD modeling, RTL design, or robotics.
• Write expert-level reference answers that show how each problem should be solved and why that path holds up.
• Create grading rubrics that separate a correct answer from a shallow or partially right one.
• Review AI-generated solutions for technical accuracy, depth of reasoning, and whether the engineering judgment holds.
• Document your reasoning in structured written feedback that other reviewers and researchers can act on.
• Flag subtle failure modes where a model produces plausible but physically or logically wrong results.
• Keep your problem sets aligned with the difficulty bar of real expert practice in your track.
• Work through assigned evaluations on your own schedule while meeting cohort deadlines.

Requirements7

• 8 to 12 years of hands-on mechanical or hardware design experience in industry, not purely academic or academic-adjacent work.
• Bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering field; a PE license or Master's degree strengthens the application.
• Depth in at least one track: CAD, RTL/HDL, or robotics.
• Strong technical writing. You will author explanations and structured critiques, not just solve problems.
• Ability to operate independently and asynchronously in a remote setting.
• Candidates should meet at least 70% of the stated qualifications before applying.
• Background checks form part of the onboarding process.

Who Should Apply

Practicing hardware and mechanical engineers with 8 to 12 years in the field who can explain their design decisions in writing as well as they can make them. Strong fits specialize in CAD, RTL/HDL, or robotics and have reviewed, graded, or published technical work before.

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