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Listed through Turing.
We are seeking experienced Electrical Engineers to design, solve, and review simulation-led engineering tasks used to train and evaluate advanced AI models. The role requires strong technical fundamentals, practical simulation expertise, and the ability to produce clear, reproducible engineering solutions.
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Your profile and CV are screened against the job's qualifications and relevant professional experience.
Most commonly a 60-minute live technical interview with an engineer, sometimes with live coding. Some jobs swap this for a timed assessment due within 24 hours of being sent, an automated coding challenge, a take-home, or a short work sample — hands-on and language jobs often ask for a delivery review or a 30-second demo recording.
Where there's a second round it's short — 15 to 30 minutes covering fit, the offer and working conditions.
Nearly all of these are contractor assignments with a fixed duration and no paid or medical leave. Hours per week and required timezone overlap are set at this point.