Electrical Trade Specialist
Job Description
Develop electrician service-call cases and check whether AI advice is safe and code-compliant.
What you will do
• Create scenarios from symptoms through diagnosis and repair.
• Explain breaker selection, conductor sizing and relevant NEC provisions.
• Assess job-site safety and compliance and identify recommendations that could cause a fire or fail inspection.
Required background
• A journeyman or master electrician license in a US state or jurisdiction.
• At least two years of field work after apprenticeship.
• Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code.
• Clear written English and at least 10 hours of weekly availability.
Preferred background
• Master electrician or electrical-contractor licensure.
• Commercial or industrial systems expertise.
• Estimating, inspection or apprentice-training experience.
Location and eligibility
• The required trade license is US-specific; residential, commercial and industrial specialties are eligible.
Availability
• Remote and asynchronous; at least 10 hours of availability each week, with working times arranged independently.
Pay and engagement
$53–$95/hr
Amounts are in USD. The applicable rate or fee and work requirements are agreed before you begin.