Mechanical Engineer (Remote | $50–$90/hr)

Mechanical Engineer Position: Mechanical Engineer – Video Annotation Specialist Type: Contractor Compensation: $50–$90/hour Location: Remote About the OpportunityWe are seeking Mechanical Engineers with 2+ years of experience to support an AI training project involving robotic and mechanical system video annotation. You’ll apply your expertise in mechanical systems, components, motion, and physical interactions to create accurate training data.No prior AI experience is required — your mechanical engineering expertise is what matters.Key ResponsibilitiesReview videos of robotic systems, mechanical components, tools, and physical tasks.Annotate objects, movements, actions, components, and mechanical interactions.Identify mechanical details such as motion, positioning, and component behavior.Review annotations for accuracy, consistency, and completeness.Identify incorrect or unclear annotations using engineering knowledge.Follow detailed guidelines and provide feedback on ambiguous examples.Complete assigned tasks within project timelines.Required Qualifications2+ years of experience in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, Manufacturing, Robotics, or a related field.Strong understanding of mechanical components, tools, machines, and physical systems.Ability to understand mechanical movement and interactions.Excellent attention to detail.Good written English and ability to follow detailed instructions.Preferred QualificationsExperience with SolidWorks, NX, Creo, CATIA, or similar CAD tools.Background in robotics, automation, manufacturing, or industrial equipment.Experience with video annotation, data labeling, AI training, or computer vision.CompensationCompetitive compensation of $50–$90/hour.Independent contractor engagement.Fully remote and flexible project-based work.Approximately 200 positions available.Application ProcessSubmit your application and relevant experience.Complete any required screening or evaluation.Complete project onboarding and annotation guidelines training.Begin reviewing and annotating mechanical/robotic videos if selected.