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Data Annotation (Labeling) Team Lead – Contractor Position Open! - Application Details

Application Details!!!





 🧭 How to Apply for the Data Annotation (Labeling) Team Lead Role at MacPaw

Ready to lead the charge in shaping the future of AI at MacPaw? Awesome — here’s exactly how to put your best foot forward:

 

📝 Step 1: Polish Your CV with Purpose

Your CV should do more than just list your experience — it should tell a story. MacPaw values innovation, leadership, and technical sharpness, so highlight the moments where you:

  • Led a data annotation or machine learning project
  • Trained or scaled a team
  • Optimized a labeling pipeline
  • Worked directly with AI engineers or model training data
  • Used annotation tools (Labelbox, Supervisely, etc.)

📌 Bonus Tip: If you’ve worked in computer vision, NLP, or automated annotation using Python/SQL — make sure it pops!

 

💬 Step 2: Write a Cover Letter That Connects the Dots

This is your chance to make it personal.

Your cover letter should explain:

  • Why MacPaw? What excites you about their mission, Ukrainian roots, or AI innovation?
  • Why this role? Describe your leadership philosophy and how it aligns with building high-quality AI datasets.
  • What impact can you make? Talk about the measurable results you’ve achieved and how you envision doing the same (or better) at MacPaw.

🎯 Keep it focused, heartfelt, and tailored to the role — generic templates won't cut it here.

 

📤 Step 3: Submit via No Fluff Jobs

Once you’ve got your CV and cover letter polished to perfection:

  1. Head to the MacPaw listing on No Fluff Jobs.
  2. Click the Apply button.
  3. Upload your documents (PDF preferred).
  4. Triple-check for typos or formatting issues.
  5. Hit Submit — and pat yourself on the back.



 

Application Timeline

MacPaw is reviewing applications on a rolling basis, so the sooner you apply, the better your chances of being considered. Don’t wait until the last minute!

 

Final Pro Tips for Standing Out:

  • Showcase results. MacPaw loves data. If you’ve improved labeling accuracy by 20%, reduced annotation time, or scaled a team — include numbers!
  • Be real. Culture-fit matters. If you’re collaborative, proactive, and excited about building tech that makes a difference, let it show.
  • Stay curious. If you’ve explored ways to automate labeling or experimented with AI-assisted annotation tools, mention it!

 

This is more than just another team lead position — it’s a chance to directly influence how smart machines learn and grow, while working alongside some of the most talented minds in the AI space.

 

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