Team Lead - Quality Assurance, Support ExcellenceActive$160K–$220K

The opportunity

Adyen provides payments, data, and financial products in a single solution for customers like Meta, Uber, H&M, and Microsoft - making us the financial technology platform of choice. At Adyen, everything we do is engineered for ambition.

What you'll do

  • Define and own the long-term QA vision, with a focus on the transition from: manual QA to AI-led evaluation models

  • Define “what great looks like” by building and evolving QA frameworks,: rubrics, and scoring methodologies aligned to business goals and risk tolerance

  • Translate QA insights into clear, actionable strategies that measurably: improve customer outcomes such as CSAT, NPS, and FCR and help define, shape and deliver what great support looks like

  • Lead and mentor a small team of 2–3 QA Specialists, helping them drive: meaningful quality improvements and deliver clear, measurable impact across the organization

  • Design and implement AI QA strategy and processes, including evaluation: frameworks, feedback loops and continuous iteration on best practices and technology solutions in this rapidly evolving space

  • Establish training and continuous improvement mechanisms for AI evaluation: models to ensure accuracy and reliability over time

What they're looking for

  • Define QA coverage strategies and a balanced approach to human and technology: investments based on risk and business priority and ensure QA frameworks meet evolving regulatory requirements
  • Define and track QA KPIs, ensuring a clear link between quality insights and: top-line Support performance and ensuring sustained, relentless improvements to the merchant support experience
  • Build scalable QA processes that are defensible in a highly regulated: environment, including audit readiness, controls, reporting, risk mitigation, and documentation
  • Establish a robust and disciplined calibration processes, governance: structures, and documentation standards to ensure consistency across teams, regions, and evaluators