Join ElevenLabs as a Data Scientist to enhance AI safety through data management and evaluation workflows.
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Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
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The Data Scientist in AI Safety at ElevenLabs is responsible for managing datasets and evaluation workflows that support AI safety initiatives, focusing on data collection, cleaning, and labeling. Proficiency in Python and SQL is essential, along with a strong understanding of dataset quality and evaluation processes. This role is ideal for someone with experience in data science and a background in machine learning, particularly in safety or policy contexts. The position emphasizes collaboration across disciplines in a fast-paced, innovative environment.
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ElevenAgents enables businesses to deliver seamless and intelligent customer experiences, with the integrations, testing, monitoring, and reliability necessary to deploy voice and chat agents at scale.
High-velocity: Rapid experimentation, lean autonomous teams, and minimal bureaucracy.
Innovative culture: You’ll be part of a generational opportunity to define the trajectory of AI, surrounded by a team pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
About the role
We're looking for a Data Scientist to take ownership of the datasets and evaluation workflows that underpin our AI Safety work. You'll turn real-world product data into reliable, well-structured datasets for training and evaluating models, and help build the processes and infrastructure to continuously assess how those models perform in production.
This is a hands-on role at the intersection of data science, ML, AI safety, and policy. You'll work closely with safety researchers, engineers, and policy specialists to translate complex safety requirements into practical data and evaluation systems - starting hands-on with collection, analysis, and labelling, then building the methodologies, contributor networks, and quality standards that let this work scale.
In this role, you will
Own safety datasets end-to-end: collection, cleaning, labelling, quality control, versioning, and readiness for training and evaluation.
Translate safety policy into clear, consistent labelling and evaluation criteria, working closely with policy specialists.
Design and manage labelling processes, including sourcing, onboarding, and overseeing external contributors to a high quality bar.
Build evaluation workflows for models in production, using real-world data to track performance and surface issues.
Develop lightweight Python/SQL pipelines and tooling to make data work faster and reproducible, partnering with ML engineers on what "training-ready" looks like.
Who you are
Experience as a Data Scientist, or similar, working with real-world datasets and ML models.
Strong grasp of what makes a good dataset: collection, cleaning, sampling, labelling, quality control, evaluation.
Comfortable with Python and SQL for analysis and practical data workflows.
Strong critical thinking and judgement - comfortable with ambiguity and nuance, and able to turn complex guidelines into consistent, scalable decisions.
Autonomous and a clear communicator, able to work across disciplines (policy, engineering, research) in a fast-moving, still-forming environment.
Bonus points
Experience in AI safety, trust & safety, content moderation, or fraud/abuse detection.
Experience building datasets or evaluation frameworks, or with adversarial/safety-focused ML.
Experience managing human-in-the-loop labelling processes, dataset versioning, or ML pipeline tooling.
Experience operationalising guidelines with policy or legal teams.
Location
This role is based in London, where you'll work closely with our AI Safety and Policy teams.
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