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.

RobotIQ is featuring this opportunity from micro1: an aerodynamics specialist is sought to help train AI systems on computational fluid dynamics and engineering simulation. The expert authors, solves, reviews and checks engineering problems that can be carried out entirely through scripts and command-line tools.

A typical problem might ask for an airfoil study: building the computational domain and mesh, choosing boundary conditions, running a CFD solver, extracting lift and drag, and judging whether the flow solution holds up both numerically and physically. Sound aerodynamic judgment is what lets AI models reason about flight and fluid behavior that physical machines depend on.

This is contractor work, about 15 hours per week, fully remote and open to applicants globally, with hours and days chosen by the expert. Pay is listed at $80–$120 per hour, with compensation based on output: experts are paid for each task that satisfies the project requirements, and minimum submission requirements apply. Hiring involves screening questions, an AI interview of about 30 minutes and a hiring manager review.

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.

RobotIQ is featuring this opportunity from micro1: an aerodynamics specialist is sought to help train AI systems on computational fluid dynamics and engineering simulation. The expert authors, solves, reviews and checks engineering problems that can be carried out entirely through scripts and command-line tools.

A typical problem might ask for an airfoil study: building the computational domain and mesh, choosing boundary conditions, running a CFD solver, extracting lift and drag, and judging whether the flow solution holds up both numerically and physically. Sound aerodynamic judgment is what lets AI models reason about flight and fluid behavior that physical machines depend on.

This is contractor work, about 15 hours per week, fully remote and open to applicants globally, with hours and days chosen by the expert. Pay is listed at $80–$120 per hour, with compensation based on output: experts are paid for each task that satisfies the project requirements, and minimum submission requirements apply. Hiring involves screening questions, an AI interview of about 30 minutes and a hiring manager review.

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.