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OpenSCAD Developer

micro1 Micro1 Part-timeRemote $65–123/hr
Posted Nov 3, 2026 · ✓ Still open — checked 36 minutes ago

Quick facts

Pay
$65 - $123/hour
Type
Part-time
Location
Remote
Background
PhD
Platform
Micro1 — 335 open jobs
Typical pay at Micro1
$20–200/hour · median $65 (330 jobs on our site)
Payout
Deel (twice a month)
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Key Responsibilities

Create and modify 2D and 3D CAD models using OpenSCAD.
Develop parametric models using scripts, loops, and reusable modules.
Work with Boolean operations, transformations, and extrusion techniques.
Troubleshoot modeling issues and optimize CAD designs.
Complete advanced OpenSCAD tasks and explain your workflows step by step.
Create clear instructions and detailed prompts for CAD modeling workflows.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

Strong professional hands-on experience using OpenSCAD.
Experience with parametric and script-based 3D modeling.
Good understanding of OpenSCAD syntax, modules, functions, and Boolean operations.
Ability to create accurate and complex CAD models.
Access to OpenSCAD and ability to record your screen while completing tasks.
English proficiency at B2 level or higher.
Ability to explain technical workflows clearly.

Preferred Qualifications

A relevant master's degree or PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design, or a related field.
Previous Human Data experience, such as data annotation, RLHF, or AI model evaluation.
A portfolio or GitHub projects demonstrating OpenSCAD expertise.
Experience with 3D printing, mechanical design, or procedural modeling.
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