Data Labeling Analyst
tundra technical solutionsJersey City (NJ)
Data Labeling Analyst
Posted 12 days ago
tundra technical solutionsJersey City (NJ)
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About the role
This is to contract with Meta through Tundra Technical Solutions for 5 months with possibility of extension.
Description
Job Title: Design Data Labeling Analyst
Summary:
As a member of our design annotation team, this role will be responsible for ensuring the compositional quality of AI-generated images for advertisers. The ideal candidate for this role will have a background in graphic design and the ability to provide detailed feedback on the visual elements of images, ensuring that they meet specific standards of quality and aesthetic appeal.
Responsibilities:
- Evaluate AI-generated images to determine compliance with established visual design principles.
- Annotate and provide detailed feedback on images, highlighting areas of success and areas for improvement.
- Maintain a consistent and high standard of evaluation across a diverse range of images.
- Analyze large data sets to inform product decisions, and communicate with Product Design leads to pinpoint trends in model performance.
Minimum qualifications:
- Graphic design portfolio required as part of job application.
- Understanding of visual design principles, including hierarchy, contrast, balance, proximity, alignment, repetition, and unity.
- Exceptional attention to detail and the ability to critically assess visual content.
- Ability to identify trends within large data sets and provide actionable insights.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills to convey feedback and collaborate with Meta AI teams.
- Bachelor's of Fine Arts (BFA) in Graphic Design.
- Proven experience in graphic design, visual arts, social media creative, marketing ad creative or a related discipline.
Preferred qualifications:
- Knowledge of user experience (UX) and user interface (UI).
- Master’s degree or higher in a design-related field.
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