Overview

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This opportunity is only for candidates currently residing in the specified country. Your location may affect eligibility and rates. Please submit your resume in English and indicate your level of English.
At Mindrift, innovation meets opportunity. We believe in using the power of collective intelligence to ethically shape the future of AI. The Mindrift platform connects specialists with AI projects from major tech innovators. Our mission is to unlock the potential of Generative AI by tapping into real-world expertise from across the globe.
The Role

We are seeking

experienced Civil Engineers with Python skills

to train and evaluate AI models on realistic civil engineering problems. This role emphasizes

engineering judgment and analytical rigor , not drafting or software development.
What You'll Do

Design technically rigorous civil engineering problems grounded in practice




Evaluate AI solutions for engineering accuracy and assumptions
Use Python (NumPy, Pandas, SciPy) to validate calculations or analyze outputs
Improve AI reasoning to align with codes, standards, and professional logic
Apply structured scoring criteria to assess model performance
How To Apply

Apply with your resume (English). Complete a short qualification process and get matched to projects aligned with your specialization.
Effort estimate

Tasks for this project are estimated to take 6-10 hours to complete, depending on complexity. This is an estimate and not a schedule requirement; you choose when and how to work. xysqume Tasks must be submitted by the deadline and meet the listed acceptance criteria to be accepted.
Requirements

Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Civil Engineering or related field
Strong Python proficiency
3+ years professional or advanced academic experience in one or more of:
Structural, Geotechnical, Transportation
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