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Technical Partner Operations Specialist, OlmoEarth
Persons in these roles are expected to work from our offices in Seattle. On-site requirements vary based on position and team. If you have questions about on-site work arrangements for this role, please ask your recruiter. Our base salary range for this role is $89,520 - $134,280. This is a temporary, full-time role scheduled for a 6 month period of time that will work from our Seattle office. There is a possibility of extension based on performance, budget and business needs. Who You Are: OlmoEarth is growing — more partners, more use cases, and a platform that is evolving quickly. We are looking for a Technical Partner Operations Specialist to bring structure and momentum to the operational side of our partnerships work: use-case evaluations, partner enablement, documentation, and coordination that keep engagements moving. Who We Are: OlmoEarth is an open, end-to-end platform built around a family of foundation models for Earth observation. The platform enables users to create custom fine-tuned models to detect and classify novel geospatial features, handling the full loop: imagery acquisition, annotation, distributed model training and inference, and visualization. Our partners span some of the most respected institutions working on wildfire risk, crop mapping, mangrove conservation, and forest protection. OlmoEarth sits within the AI for the Planet group at the Allen Institute for AI, a small, mission-driven team working on conservation, food security, disaster resilience, and climate solutions. Learn more: https://allenai.org/olmoearth What We Believe The mission is the point. OlmoEarth exists to put powerful Earth observation tools into the hands of people working on conservation, food security, and climate. Every partner engagement this role supports is connected to that goal. If it matters to you that your day-to-day work adds up to something larger, you are in the right place. Good operations are invisible and indispensable. When coordination, documentation