Systems Architect / Chief Systems Architect

Senior systems architects design realistic multidisciplinary engineering projects for an AI training effort, defining system boundaries, subsystem roles, interfaces and constraints, then breaking the work into connected tasks for domain experts with clear inputs, deliverables and evaluation criteria. The aim is better AI reasoning about architecture and trade-offs. Applicants need at least 20 hours a week and B2 English. The role is remote, US-based candidates are preferred, and pay is not stated.

What you would do

• Design realistic engineering projects that need architecture decisions across mechanical, electrical, hardware, software and manufacturing disciplines
• Turn project goals into system architectures with clear boundaries, subsystem duties, interfaces and constraints
• Split complex architecture problems into linked tasks with inputs, deliverables, dependencies and assigned experts
• Set technical objectives and evaluation criteria for the work domain experts contribute

What the listing asks for

• Substantial experience as a systems architect, chief systems architect or similar technical leader
• A record of owning complex system architectures and leading multidisciplinary teams
• Strong skills in architecture design, trade studies, interface management and architecture reviews
• At least 20 hours a week of availability and English at B2 level or higher
• Preferred: a related master's or PhD, MBSE or SysML experience, and work in aerospace, automotive, robotics or medical devices

Suits chief engineers and systems architects who have taken complex products from concept to deployment and can define work packages for other specialists.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, US-based preferred, strong candidates worldwide considered. Time: At least 20 hours a week. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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