Electrical Engineer for AI Report Review & Certification
Budget / Salary150–250 SGD
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Title: Electrical Engineer – Panel Diagnostics & Load Studies (Review & Certification)
Description:
We are building a network of electrical engineers to review and certify AI‑generated reports on low‑voltage electrical systems. This is not a design role. It is a review and certification role.
You would review AI‑prepared findings for capacity studies (NEC 220.87), peak demand attribution, and fault diagnosis. You would apply your expertise, verify accuracy, and certify the final report.
What You Would Do:
Review AI‑generated load calculations and capacity analyses
Verify NEC compliance (Articles 220, 430, 440, etc.)
Validate single‑line diagrams and panel schedules
Identify coordination gaps and constructability risks
Certify final engineering reports
What We Are Looking For:
Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) preferred, but not required
5–10 years of electrical engineering experience
Strong background in power distribution, load studies, or power quality
Familiarity with NEC and commercial/industrial electrical systems
Comfortable working remotely and reviewing drawings independently
What This Is Not:
Not a CAD production role
Not a circuit design role
Not a full‑time role
This is about judgment, domain expertise, and risk reduction.
Why This Role Exists:
Most electrical studies are done manually, slowly, and with high friction. We are using AI to generate the first draft of engineering reports. Your job is to review, verify, and certify—delivering faster, more consistent engineering answers to facility managers and contractors.
Compensation:
Per‑report fee, negotiable
Remote work, flexible schedule
To Apply:
Please send a brief message describing your experience with load studies, NEC compliance, and power distribution systems. Include your hourly rate or per‑report fee.
Description:
We are building a network of electrical engineers to review and certify AI‑generated reports on low‑voltage electrical systems. This is not a design role. It is a review and certification role.
You would review AI‑prepared findings for capacity studies (NEC 220.87), peak demand attribution, and fault diagnosis. You would apply your expertise, verify accuracy, and certify the final report.
What You Would Do:
Review AI‑generated load calculations and capacity analyses
Verify NEC compliance (Articles 220, 430, 440, etc.)
Validate single‑line diagrams and panel schedules
Identify coordination gaps and constructability risks
Certify final engineering reports
What We Are Looking For:
Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) preferred, but not required
5–10 years of electrical engineering experience
Strong background in power distribution, load studies, or power quality
Familiarity with NEC and commercial/industrial electrical systems
Comfortable working remotely and reviewing drawings independently
What This Is Not:
Not a CAD production role
Not a circuit design role
Not a full‑time role
This is about judgment, domain expertise, and risk reduction.
Why This Role Exists:
Most electrical studies are done manually, slowly, and with high friction. We are using AI to generate the first draft of engineering reports. Your job is to review, verify, and certify—delivering faster, more consistent engineering answers to facility managers and contractors.
Compensation:
Per‑report fee, negotiable
Remote work, flexible schedule
To Apply:
Please send a brief message describing your experience with load studies, NEC compliance, and power distribution systems. Include your hourly rate or per‑report fee.
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