Senior Technical Documentation, Parts and Annotation Specialist

The work

Contribute senior technical judgment to AI training through documentation, parts research, pattern analysis or annotation review. The project needs precise explanations of practical decisions; previous AI experience is not required.

• Convert engineering drawings and bills of materials into assembly instructions that respect component dependencies.
• Identify replacement components from photographs, nameplates and manufacturer or distributor catalogs, verifying their application and fit.
• Interpret apparel or industrial production patterns, markers and cutting plans for technical accuracy and efficient layouts.
• Audit labeled image batches and resolve disagreements against the agreed ontology and annotation rules.
• Record defensible reasons for decisions so model training captures the expert reasoning involved.
• Refine source documents, photographs, patterns and annotations to the standard expected of a senior practitioner.
• Coordinate remotely and submit digital deliverables by the agreed deadlines.

Preferred experience and skills

• Preferred experience is five years or more in mechanical technical writing, industrial parts analysis, production pattern planning or computer vision annotation quality control.
• Strong interpretation of drawings, BOMs and documentation, or substantial parts identification and catalog research expertise.
• Visual, spatial and analytical reasoning suited to pattern review or assembly documentation.
• A record of creating structured, accurate manuals, reports or other technical records.
• Experience resolving review questions within complex labeling ontologies or quality systems.
• Independent working habits and the ability to explain technical reasoning clearly in writing.
• Familiarity with remote collaboration tools is an advantage.

Working arrangements

This contractor engagement is carried out remotely, with deliverables coordinated through digital tools.