CFD & Aerodynamic Engineer – AI Training & Evaluation

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Australia.

📋 Description

• Create compact, self-contained CFD and aerodynamics tasks that assess the engineering reasoning of AI models.

• Develop clear and technically precise problem statements that include aspects such as boundary conditions, mesh quality, flow regimes, and simulation setup.

• Design deterministic scoring checkers to objectively assess AI-generated outputs.

• Generate verified reference solutions to guarantee that each task is technically sound and entirely solvable.

• Evaluate and enhance engineering tasks to increase clarity, physical accuracy, and suitable difficulty levels.

• Utilize real-world experience with OpenFOAM to craft practical and realistic engineering scenarios.

• Operate independently in a fully remote, asynchronous setting with complete flexibility in scheduling.

⛳️ Requirements

• A Bachelor's degree (or higher) in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related field.

• Practical experience using OpenFOAM for computational fluid dynamics simulations.

• A solid understanding of fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and heat transfer principles.

• Familiarity with:

• Mesh generation.

• Turbulence modeling.

• Boundary condition specification.

• Post-processing and simulation analysis.

• Proficiency in writing clear, precise, and objectively verifiable engineering problems.

• Excellent written English communication skills, capable of conveying complex technical concepts clearly.

• Self-driven, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently with minimal oversight.

• Nice to Haves:

• Experience in aerospace, automotive, motorsports, renewable energy, or industrial CFD applications.

• Knowledge of advanced CFD validation and verification methods.

• Experience reviewing technical documentation or engineering research.

• Prior involvement in AI, simulation, or data annotation projects.

🏝️ Benefits

• Fully remote, independent contractor position.

• Flexible working hours with an anticipated workload of 10–39 hours per week.

• Weekly payments for completed work from the previous week.