Leads technical and writing teams delivering generative AI products, coordinating customers, data, product, and research teams. Tracks annotator metrics, manages labeling initiatives, creates prompts and responses, develops stakeholder guidelines, and trains teams on LLM and dataset best practices. The role includes customer interaction, quality assurance, and exposure to potentially toxic or sensitive content.
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Job Responsibilities:
The Lead Generative AI Analyst plays a pivotal role in leading technical and writing teams to deliver NEMO products. This position also involves customer-facing responsibilities, ensuring world-class quality through tracking metrics, labeling initiatives, and training stakeholders. Exposure to potentially sensitive content may be required.Responsibilities:
- Lead technical and writing teams to deliver NEMO products.
- Act as the liaison between customers, DataFactory teams, product teams, and research teams.
- Track annotator metrics to ensure top-quality deliverables.
- Write creative prompts and responses across diverse topics.
- Manage labeling initiatives with third-party firms and internal customers.
- Develop and update detailed guidelines and specifications for stakeholders.
- Train teams on best practices for creating large language models and datasets.
- Handle potentially toxic or offensive content as required (e.g., sexually explicit, graphic, or disturbing material).
Additional Job Details:
Requirements:
- Proven track record of delivering quality products on time.
- Native-level English proficiency with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Self-driven, motivated, and enthusiastic about working on state-of-the-art machine learning tools.
- Domain knowledge in specialized fields (e.g., Law, Gardening, Biology, US History, Academic Engineering).
- 4-year accredited college degree or equivalent experience.
Ways to Stand Out:
- Over 1 year of experience delivering products in the LLM space.
- College degree or experience in Linguistics, English Literature, Creative Writing, Journalism, STEM, or relevant domain knowledge.
- Deep understanding of large language models and RLHF.
- Experience in labeling and tagging frames/tasks/prompts for DNN preparation.
- QA/testing experience.
- Python scripting skills are a plus.
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