Labelbox Workflow Integration Lead

via Freelancer ·

Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m ready to hand over full ownership of our Labelbox environment—everything from first-time project design through day-to-day operations—so I can focus on strategy instead of configuration tickets.

Your primary mandate is to architect production-ready Labelbox projects. That means taking my high-level objectives and translating them into well-structured queues, roles, permissions, and multi-tier workflows (T1/T2 comparison, T3 routing, QA, rework). The most critical deliverable is a set of robust project blueprints that include:

• Annotation templates that balance speed with accuracy
• Task assignment rules optimised for throughput and skill-based routing
• Clear, concise labeling guidelines that keep annotators aligned from day one

Once the projects are live you’ll keep ownership end-to-end:

• Maintain our secure S3 ingestion and export pipelines, validating JSON/schema on the way in and guaranteeing clean audit trails on the way out.
• Automate operational dashboards and sanity checks so the team always knows where work sits, what’s blocked, and where quality slips.
• Test every platform change in a staging space, monitor failures, troubleshoot integrations, and document fixes so nothing lives only in your head.
• Replace repetitive PM and QA tasks with scripts or Labelbox webhooks wherever possible.

You’ll have direct access to the current workspace, AWS console, and prior documentation. I’ll be your single point of contact for requirements and fast decisions; everything else lives with you—from technical documentation to weekly performance reporting.

If you’ve led Labelbox rollouts before and can speak fluently about ontology versioning, IAM roles, and large-scale data throughput, let’s talk.
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