The Operations Lead will establish the quality function, ensure data accuracy, build processes, and manage a team to deliver high-quality robotic datasets.
We’re looking for an exceptional, high-potential Operations Lead to design, build, and own the quality function at PI, the team ensuring our foundation models are trained on the highest-quality robotics datasets in the world. You’ll architect end-to-end processes, define success metrics, and build feedback loops that improve data accuracy and reliability, while leading a team of skilled operators in partnership with research and data collection to deliver vetted, trustworthy data at scale.
Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.
Top Skills
Robotics
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