Civil Engineering Expert
$90-120
/hr
Civil engineers keep AI honest about infrastructure and structural claims. These roles involve structural design review, infrastructure and construction feasibility checks, load and stress calculation verification, and building code and safety compliance evaluation. You will assess whether AI-generated structural solutions would stand up, not just whether the math looks tidy. Ideal for Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers, and Construction Engineers. Pay: $57-$94/hr.
Part of: Engineering & Robotics
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$6-70
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Civil engineering evaluation covers structural analysis, geotechnical engineering, transportation, hydraulics, and environmental engineering. You'll assess structural calculations for correct application of load combinations and design codes (ASCE 7, ACI 318, AISC), evaluate geotechnical reports for appropriate foundation recommendations given soil conditions, and review hydraulic calculations for stormwater management designs. AI civil engineering outputs frequently misapply code provisions or make conservative-sounding but technically incorrect safety assumptions. Tasks are well-scoped: you'll know whether you're reviewing a bridge design calculation or a retaining wall analysis before accepting. PE (Professional Engineer) license in civil or structural engineering is a strong advantage for tasks involving code compliance review. Industry experience in construction, infrastructure, or structural consulting is the typical background.
A civil or structural engineering degree plus real design or construction experience. A PE license isn't always required but can help for senior structural review roles.
Structural load calculations, material and safety-factor choices, building code compliance, and construction feasibility. You'll flag designs that look reasonable but wouldn't meet code or wouldn't hold the load.
Not required in most cases. Your engineering judgment and design experience matter more than active licensure, though recent hands-on structural or construction work helps you qualify for higher-paying roles.
This page is showing 27 listings, sourced from 8 platforms: Mercor (8), Mindrift (5), Meridial (3), Micro1 (3) and AfterQuery (2). The most recent one was picked up 2 days ago. The count moves as platforms post and close roles, so treat it as a snapshot of today rather than a fixed figure.
Most sit between $57 and $94 an hour, with a median of $78, measured across the 23 listings on this page that quote an hourly rate. The highest rate currently posted here is $180 an hour. These are the figures the platforms published, not our estimates, and the rate you are offered depends on how you do in that platform's assessment.
Both appear here. 1 listing pays per task or per project rather than by the hour, and the rest quote an hourly rate. Per-task work suits people who are fast and accurate, since your effective hourly rate depends on how long each unit takes you.
Mercor (8), Mindrift (5), Meridial (3), Micro1 (3) and AfterQuery (2). No single one dominates this category, so it is worth holding accounts on more than one. Most contracts allow you to work through several platforms at the same time.
The roles here fall across 7 areas, led by STEM (17), Software Engineering (4), Accounting (2) and Writing (1). The requirements named most often are Civil Engineering. Each listing spells out its own task type, so read the individual page before applying.
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