About this role
Lilt seeks a Senior Technical Program Manager, Applied AI for a remote position based in Sydney, Australia. This role suits an experienced technical professional with a background in artificial intelligence who can manage large-scale data operations and collaborate with frontier AI labs.
Role Overview
Lilt is hiring a Senior Technical Program Manager, Applied AI to sit at the intersection of research and industrial execution in Sydney. The person in this role acts as the CEO for customer businesses, driving benchmark transformations and data deliverables for large language models and multimodal models. This remote position requires authorization to work in Australia.
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About the Company
Lilt is an AI and machine translation company founded in 2015 by former Google researchers to make the world's information accessible. The company uses AI, machine translation, and human-in-the-loop expertise to translate content for global enterprises, backed by Sequoia, Intel Capital, and Redpoint. Lilt is trusted by organizations such as Intel, Canva, the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Air Force, and ASICS.
How to Apply
Candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is this job located?
This is a remote position based in Sydney, Australia.
What work authorization is required?
Authorization to work in Australia is a precondition of employment.
What educational background is expected?
Candidates need a B.S. or M.S. in Computer Science, AI, or a related technical field with 10+ years of industry experience, or alternatively, a Ph.D. with 5+ years of experience in a high-growth AI or engineering environment.
What programming languages and frameworks are preferred?
Proficiency in Python and experience with modern AI frameworks like PyTorch and LangChain are preferred.
Who founded Lilt?
Lilt was founded by Spence and John, who met while working on Google Translate and conducting research at Stanford and Berkeley.
