Industrial Plant Reliability & Maintenance Expert, AI Evaluation

Clera
United States +27 more
RemoteCareer-pivot friendly

Who this role is best for

Geared toward experienced process-plant practitioners comfortable with reviewing simulated environments and providing structured feedback.

Best fit for

  • Experienced plant engineers with deep knowledge of rotating equipment and fault diagnostics
    — “Practical experience with rotating and associated equipment”
  • Candidates who have worked extensively with condition monitoring and sensor data interpretation
    — “Fluency in condition monitoring, including vibration analysis and bearing and cavitation fault signatures”
  • Individuals with a background in plant maintenance economics and cost analysis
    — “A strong grasp of maintenance economics, including work orders, spare parts, and shutdown tradeoffs”

Things to consider

  • The role requires a long-term commitment of three months with a low weekly time investment
    — “contract engagement of about five hours per week, initially for three months”
  • The role favors candidates in the United States or Europe despite being remote
    — “candidates in the United States or Europe preferred”

How to stand out

  • Highlight prior experience evaluating plant simulations or synthetic data models
    — “reviewing a simulated industrial plant benchmark”
  • Demonstrate your ability to assess fault scenarios with defensible ground truth
    — “Assess fault and maintenance scenarios for diagnosability, realistic costs, and defensible ground truth”
  • Emphasize your familiarity with P&IDs and historian data in your resume and interview responses
    — “Comfort working with historian data, piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), and maintenance documentation”
Pace · SteadyCollaboration · LowAutonomy · HighDecision Impact · Individual

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What success looks like

  • realistic assessment of simulated plant benchmark
  • feedback on fault and maintenance scenarios
Typical background
industrial plant maintenanceprocess plant operations

Skills & requirements

Required

Process-plant ExperienceCondition MonitoringMaintenance Economics

Preferred

Rotating Equipment ExperienceHistorian Data Analysis

About the role

Original posting from Clera via Ashby

ABOUT THE ROLE

Contribute your process-plant expertise to an AI evaluation project by reviewing a simulated industrial plant benchmark. Your feedback will help assess whether the simulated environment, sensor data, and maintenance scenarios reflect real-world operating conditions.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

  • Review the simulated plant benchmark from the perspective of an experienced plant practitioner.
  • Provide structured feedback on the realism of the plant environment and synthetic sensor-data generation.
  • Assess fault and maintenance scenarios for diagnosability, realistic costs, and defensible ground truth.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

  • Considerable hands-on process-plant experience, ideally around 10 or more years, or equivalent demonstrated practical expertise.
  • Practical experience with rotating and associated equipment, including centrifugal pumps, motors, suction strainers, and coolers.
  • Fluency in condition monitoring, including vibration analysis and bearing and cavitation fault signatures.
  • Comfort working with historian data, piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), and maintenance documentation.
  • A strong grasp of maintenance economics, including work orders, spare parts, and shutdown tradeoffs.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

Approximately US$90 per hour for a contract engagement of about five hours per week, initially for three months.

LOCATION

Remote, with candidates in the United States or Europe preferred. Location is flexible.

Source: Clera careers (Ashby)

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