Mechanical Engineering Professor
Crossing Hurdles
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a Mechanical Engineering Professor to create high‑quality assessment content for an online learning platform. This remote, contract‑based position offers flexible hours ranging from 10 to 40 per week and competitive hourly rates.
Key responsibilities
- Design and author single‑option assessment questions covering core mechanical engineering topics.
- Translate advanced concepts into exam‑quality items with clear stems and distractors.
- Develop detailed explanations and rationales for each answer choice.
- Review AI‑generated material to ensure technical accuracy.
- Collaborate asynchronously with the content team to refine questions and improve overall quality.
- Perform quality checks and revisions on all contributed materials.
Required profile
- PhD or MS in Mechanical Engineering.
- University‑level teaching experience.
- Experience authoring, grading, or reviewing graduate‑level exams or coursework.
- Ability to convert complex principles into exam‑ready content.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Required skills
- Mechanical Engineering
What we offer
- Hourly compensation between $60 and $130.
- Remote work with flexible scheduling.
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