Electronics & PCB Design Expert – AI Training
6 days ago
India
Rise Research
Remote
Full-time
₹5,000 - ₹10,000/year
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Chiron Data Labs
· Remote (India)
· Contract, hourly
· 10-20 hrs/week, flexible Pay: Upto 5k
- 10k per Task
About the role
We build expert-authored evaluation and training data for AI models. You'll bring real board-level design judgment to tasks that AI systems currently get wrong.
What you'll do
• Author realistic problems in schematic design, component selection, PCB layout, signal and power integrity, and design-rule review
• Write verified solutions with step-by-step reasoning and clear pass/fail criteria
• Evaluate AI-generated designs and explanations for technical errors
• Help define what "good" looks like in your sub-domain (analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, RF or embedded hardware) You're a fit if you have
• 3+ years designing or teaching electronics and PCB design
• Proficiency in at least one of Altium Designer, KiCad, Eagle or OrCAD
• Solid grounding in circuit analysis and in design for manufacturing and testing
• The ability to explain your reasoning in writing Nice to have: High-speed or EMI/EMC design, SPICE simulation, hardware bring-up, trainer or lecturer experience What to expect: Remote, flexible hours, paid hourly. Starts with a short paid assessment task
· Remote (India)
· Contract, hourly
· 10-20 hrs/week, flexible Pay: Upto 5k
- 10k per Task
About the role
We build expert-authored evaluation and training data for AI models. You'll bring real board-level design judgment to tasks that AI systems currently get wrong.
What you'll do
• Author realistic problems in schematic design, component selection, PCB layout, signal and power integrity, and design-rule review
• Write verified solutions with step-by-step reasoning and clear pass/fail criteria
• Evaluate AI-generated designs and explanations for technical errors
• Help define what "good" looks like in your sub-domain (analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, RF or embedded hardware) You're a fit if you have
• 3+ years designing or teaching electronics and PCB design
• Proficiency in at least one of Altium Designer, KiCad, Eagle or OrCAD
• Solid grounding in circuit analysis and in design for manufacturing and testing
• The ability to explain your reasoning in writing Nice to have: High-speed or EMI/EMC design, SPICE simulation, hardware bring-up, trainer or lecturer experience What to expect: Remote, flexible hours, paid hourly. Starts with a short paid assessment task