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Test Lead

Posted 13 days ago

pinnacle talent placementHouston (TX)

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About the role

AI Test Lead
Status: Must be legally eligible to work where you live. Resume must be in English
Location: Remote, some travel to Atlanta, GAEngagement: Contract, Long Term, Full TimeAbout the RoleWe are looking for an AI Test Lead with 10+ years of overall testing experience, including 2+ years testing AI/ML systems, to own the quality strategy for our AI-powered applications and models. You will define how we test AI systems end-to-end, lead testing execution using modern AI tools, and set the standard for reliable, trustworthy AI delivery.
Key Responsibilities: Define and own the AI testing strategy for applications and models. Lead AI application testing across functional, integration, and user-facing behavior. Perform model testing and validation (accuracy, robustness, bias, drift, hallucination, and performance).Leverage AI-powered testing tools to design, automate, and accelerate test coverage. Establish Agentic test frameworks, quality gates, and acceptance criteria for AI features. Collaborate with data science, engineering, and product teams to embed quality early. Report on quality metrics, risks, and readiness for release.
Required Skills & Experience: 10+ years in software QA/testing, with 2+ years hands-on testing AI/ML applications and models. Hands-on with AI-based testing tools and test automation. Ability to create and drive AI testing strategy from the ground up. Strong understanding of model evaluation metrics and AI failure modes. Proven experience leading QA teams and mentoring testers. Experience testing LLM / GenAI applications (prompt testing, RAG evaluation).Familiarity with CI/CD and MLOps pipelines.
Nice to have: LangFuse, Langsmith, Test Rigor of Functionize experience

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