Team Lead - Gen AI (Non Tech Role)

At iMerit , we're building high-quality AI solutions that power some of the world's leading technology companies. If you're passionate about Generative AI, language quality, team leadership, and AI data operations , we'd love to hear from you!

šŸ“ Position: SME / Language Lead ā€“ GenAI (English)

šŸ“Œ Location: Across iMerit India Centers

šŸ¢ Work Mode: Work From Office / Hybrid

šŸ•’ Project: English GenAI Program (IST)

What You'll Do:

As an SME / Language Lead, you'll play a key role in leading a team responsible for creating accurate, contextually relevant, and ethically aligned AI data. You'll work closely with project stakeholders to ensure quality, consistency, and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead, mentor, and support a team of annotators and content specialists
  • Act as the bridge between the scholars' team and project stakeholders
  • Calibrate annotation and use-case guidelines to ensure consistent quality
  • Collaborate with project and training teams to translate client requirements into actionable workflows
  • Conduct regular performance reviews, feedback sessions, and quality checks
  • Generate insights from project guidelines to help teams succeed in PoCs and ongoing delivery
  • Manage operational activities including attendance, payroll verification, compliance, risk management, incident reporting, and quality management
  • Ensure all deliverables meet accuracy, contextual relevance, and ethical AI standards
What We're Looking For:
  • 1ā€“3 years of experience leading teams in AI annotation, content generation, content moderation, or similar projects
  • Strong understanding of NLP concepts, language quality, and annotation workflows
  • Excellent communication, analytical, mentoring, and stakeholder management skills
  • Familiarity with annotation platforms and content management tools
  • Bachelor's degree in Linguistics, Communication, Computer Science, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
Language Requirements: šŸ”¹ Native-level English proficiency (C1 or above)

šŸ”¹ Familiarity with US/UK language, culture, and professional environment

šŸ”¹ EFSET Score: C1 or above

šŸ”¹ SHL Score: C1 or above

Note - This is not a technical role

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