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Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) Specialist

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Clera is recruiting a Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) Specialist for a focused project with a leading frontier AI lab.

The project

The initial project consists of 26 tasks, with an estimated total workload of around 70 hours, ideally completed within one week. The work may be shared between two or three specialists, depending on experience and onboarding needs.

We would ideally like specialists hired and working before November 23, 2026, with delivery by the end of November 2026. There may be opportunities for ongoing work after this initial project.

Project details

Compensation: US$90 per hour.

Engagement: Short-term project / contract.

Workload: Approximately 70 hours in total across the project.

Duration: Ideally one week.

Location: Remote. US or Europe preferred; location is flexible.

What you will do

Read and draw piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs).

Work accurately within the project’s written diagram conventions.

Maintain precision across repetitive tasks and flag ambiguities for clarification.

Required

Experience reading and drawing P&IDs.

Knowledge of DEXPI.

Ability to sustain precision on repetitive work for hours, follow written conventions, and flag ambiguities.

Ideally, you read engineering flow diagrams fluently across conventions and can adapt quickly to a new convention.

Nice to have

Experience with structured annotation or substantial drawing markup using a software tool.

Broad fluid-systems literacy, including steam cycles, fuel systems, cryogens, vacuum, and life-support loops.

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