Mechatronics Engineer

Role Title: Mechatronics Engineer
Role Type: Contractor

Location: Northern America, Latin America, Europe, UK, Oceania.

micro1 is engaging Mechatronics Engineers to contribute to a specialized video annotation project for a customer's advanced robotics initiative.

In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input.

You will review and annotate video footage of robotic arms performing complex tasks, tagging sessions based on provided grading guidelines.
Scope of Work

- Review recorded video sessions of robotic arms executing various industrial tasks.

- Apply provided grading and annotation guidelines to tag, classify, and comment on each session.

- Identify, document, and categorize mechanical or control problems observed in the footage.

- Utilize expert understanding of machine movement to pinpoint reasons for operational failures or inefficiencies.

- Ensure all annotations are precise, comprehensive, and align with project standards to advance AI training quality.

- Collaborate with project coordinators as needed to clarify ambiguities in guidelines or video content.

- Deliver consistent, high-quality annotations within the framework and timeline established by the project.

Preferred Qualifications

- Professional background in Mechatronics Engineering or closely related discipline.

- Prior experience with video annotation or data labeling, especially for robotic or industrial automation systems.

- Demonstrated ability to spot and interpret mechanical and control problems in complex machinery.

- Strong attention to detail, with a record of producing accurate technical deliverables.

- Understanding of why and how machines fail and the dynamics of robotic movement.

- Experience supporting AI training or machine learning projects is highly preferred.

- Ability to work autonomously and deliver results in a remote, asynchronous project environment.

Originally posted on Himalayas