Senior Automotive Damage & Vehicle Assessment Specialist

About Gramian

Gramian Consultancy is a boutique consultancy specializing in IT professional services and engineering talent solutions. With a strong background in software engineering and leadership, we help companies build high-performing teams by matching them with professionals who truly fit their needs.

About the Role

We are seeking experienced Automotive Damage and Vehicle Assessment Specialists to contribute to a specialized AI training and evaluation project.

In this role, you will apply your professional expertise to review vehicle damage evidence, assess vehicle conditions, evaluate repair estimates, and analyze accident-related documentation. You will work with photographs, inspection reports, repair estimates, and collision footage to produce accurate, evidence-based assessments that reflect professional automotive industry standards.

The ideal candidate has at least 5 years of experience in vehicle damage appraisal, automotive claims, collision repair assessment, or fleet and auction inspections. Professionals with backgrounds as licensed auto damage appraisers, ACTAR-certified reconstructionists, OEM auditors, or experienced vehicle inspectors are particularly encouraged to apply.

Previous AI experience is not required. Your industry expertise and ability to deliver clear, well-supported assessments are what matter most.

LOCATION: Global – Fully Remote

WORKLOAD: Approximately 10 hours per week

SCHEDULE: Flexible – choose your working days and hours

Key Responsibilities

• Review and analyze vehicle-related evidence, including damage photographs, repair estimates, condition reports, and collision scene footage.
• Prepare detailed vehicle damage estimates and professional condition assessments using established industry standards.
• Conduct remote accident quality audits and causation assessments based on available evidence.
• Evaluate vehicle condition using inspection criteria commonly applied in fleet management, automotive auctions, and OEM assessment processes.
• Identify visible damage, inconsistencies, potential repair requirements, and discrepancies in vehicle documentation.
• Provide clear, structured explanations supporting assessment findings and professional conclusions.
• Evaluate the accuracy and completeness of existing damage estimates and inspection reports.
• Deliver constructive written and verbal feedback to maintain consistency and quality across project submissions.
• Adapt assessment methods to reflect current automotive industry practices and project guidelines.