Mobility Equipment / Automotive Electrical Technician (Wheelchair Vans)
Quick facts
- Pay
- $20 - $60/hour
- Type
- Part-time
- Location
- Remote
- Platform
- Micro1 — 380 open jobs
- Typical pay at Micro1
- $20–185/hour · median $68 (371 jobs on our site)
- Payout
- Deel (twice a month)
- Apply
- Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work
Pay: $20 - $60/hour
Required Skills
Automotive 12V electrical diagnostics from wiring diagrams
Mobility conversion systems (lifts - ramps - kneeling - hand controls)
Service procedures and technician training
About micro1
micro1 is a data lab that helps AI labs & Enterprises train foundational models and agents. We provide frontier evaluations and reinforcement learning environments to improve LLM capabilities, as well as contextual evaluations to monitor and improve AI agents in enterprise settings.
Our AI recruiting agent sources and vets domain experts for our data platform that enables rapid production of high-quality training data. Our research spans high-value, specialized domains (legal, medical, finance, coding, etc.), where expert-level data is the hardest to produce and most valuable for advanced model performance. Our pipeline performance system ensures both quality and velocity.
Role Title: Mobility Equipment / Automotive Electrical Technician (Wheelchair Vans)
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
micro1 is engaging seasoned Mobility Equipment / Automotive Electrical Technicians (Wheelchair Vans) to support a specialized customer project focused on accessible vehicle solutions. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters.
Scope of Work
Analyze and interpret complex automotive 12V electrical wiring diagrams for wheelchair-accessible van conversions.
Diagnose and describe solutions to electrical faults in mobility systems, including lifts, ramps, and controllers.
Document service and repair procedures for kneeling systems, door automation, and hand control integrations.
Explain troubleshooting sequences and decision logic when addressing electrical and mobility system issues.
Review and provide feedback on technician training materials, improving clarity and instructional quality.
Contribute in-depth, scenario-based written and verbal responses to simulated service cases, ensuring detailed and accurate information.
Identify common challenges in mobility van conversions and recommend best practices for diagnostics and repairs.
Preferred Qualifications
Extensive background as a mobility technician within wheelchair van conversion or dealership environments.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting automotive electrical schematics and conducting 12V diagnostics.
Hands-on experience with mobility conversion equipment such as lifts, ramps, kneeling systems, and hand controls.
Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to convey complex technical concepts with clarity.
Ability to break down and document logical diagnostic sequences for training or instructional purposes.
Experience with service training or technician coaching is highly valued.
ASE A6 Electrical/Electronic Systems certification or NMEDA technician training is a plus.
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