Digital Design Diagram Creators

Status
Open
Remote policy
Remote
Employment type
Full-time
Salary
Not stated
Categories
Full-Stack Programming
Source
weworkremotely-fullstack
First observed
2026-08-18 20:58 UTC
Last seen
2026-08-18 20:58 UTC
Source claims posted
2026-08-18 20:32 UTC
Source claims expiry
2026-09-17 20:32 UTC
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What the posting says

Headquarters: Kraków, Poland

DATAmundi.ai is preparing for an upcoming large-scale dataset project. We expect to onboard approximately 50–100 experts within a short timeframe.

To support smooth and efficient launch, we are expanding our expert pool in advance.

Who We Are Looking For

Individuals with knowledge or studies in:

digital systems,

hardware design,

digital logic and electronics,

FPGA/ASIC fundamentals,

HDL languages (Verilog / SystemVerilog preferred; VHDL optional)

Proficiency in English sufficient to follow instructions and communicate clearly.

Ideal profile: recent graduates of technical fields or enthusiasts with relevant practical experience.

Project Overview

The project involves creating a dataset of diagram images paired with one of two types of technical artefacts:

Diagram + HDL code (Verilog/SystemVerilog)

Diagram + English technical explanation of the diagram

Workload distribution: 50% code-based, 50% description-based.

The required diagram types include:

circuit diagrams,

timing diagrams (waveforms),

state diagrams (finite state machines).

(With a near-even distribution across all three categories.)

Additional requirements:

At least 60% gate-level diagrams

No more than 30% simple diagrams

Topics include processors, memory components, digital circuits, and standard protocols (e.g., AMBA AXI).

Conditions

Estimated hourly rate: ~20 USD/h

Fully remote, candidates can be located anywhere

Flexible work, but availability should support handling high task volumes.

To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/summa-linguae-technologies-digital-design-diagram-creators

Quality

Completeness: 50%

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