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micro1 is an AI research and data company. It engages experts across many fields as remote contractors to train and evaluate AI models with real-world knowledge.
Non-destructive testing specialists are needed to bring their inspection judgment to a customer's aerospace-focused project run by micro1. Experts study laser shearography fringe patterns and interferograms, along with other imaging records such as computed tomography, radiography, ultrasonic C-scans and fiber optic inspection logs, and explain what each one shows.
Reliable defect interpretation underpins physical AI. Robots and automated inspection cells can only be trusted to find flaws in composite airframe parts if the models behind them learn from carefully reasoned, standards-aware human assessments, including calls about detection limits, false positives and false negatives.
This is contractor work in which you apply domain knowledge to help train and evaluate AI systems; prior AI experience is not needed. The listings describe remote work. One lists roughly 10 hours a week on a flexible schedule you set yourself, including weekends. Shearography reviews are to be done manually, without AI tools.
This opportunity is with micro1, an AI research and data company that engages domain experts to train and evaluate AI systems. micro1 hires for it and runs the work, and Apply opens micro1's own application page.
micro1 is an AI research and data company. It engages experts across many fields as remote contractors to train and evaluate AI models with real-world knowledge.
Non-destructive testing specialists are needed to bring their inspection judgment to a customer's aerospace-focused project run by micro1. Experts study laser shearography fringe patterns and interferograms, along with other imaging records such as computed tomography, radiography, ultrasonic C-scans and fiber optic inspection logs, and explain what each one shows.
Reliable defect interpretation underpins physical AI. Robots and automated inspection cells can only be trusted to find flaws in composite airframe parts if the models behind them learn from carefully reasoned, standards-aware human assessments, including calls about detection limits, false positives and false negatives.
This is contractor work in which you apply domain knowledge to help train and evaluate AI systems; prior AI experience is not needed. The listings describe remote work. One lists roughly 10 hours a week on a flexible schedule you set yourself, including weekends. Shearography reviews are to be done manually, without AI tools.
This opportunity is with micro1, an AI research and data company that engages domain experts to train and evaluate AI systems. micro1 hires for it and runs the work, and Apply opens micro1's own application page.