Dear colleagues The SemEval Organizing Committee is looking for three new members, to serve for two years (2023 and 2024). To maintain global diversity and to promote inclusive and respectful working hours, the committee is slowly rotating through different time zones each year. We are looking for candidates in time zones UTC+6 to UTC+9 (inclusive). The organization of SemEval involves the following main tasks: - issue call for shared tasks - manage the review process for tasks and select the best ones - monitor tasks (websites set up, datasets on time, reviewing papers on time, etc.) - manage SemEval emails - manage SemEval website and paper submission site - manage the review process for task description papers - compile SemEval proceedings - organize SemEval workshop While organizing SemEval involves commitment all year around, the most intensive period is usually from January to April. Because it is well structured and has good institutional memory, most organizers find the job pleasant, not too stressful, and overall a good experience. Each SemEval cycle lasts over a year, so the organization of one year's SemEval overlaps with the next. Proposals for SemEval-2023 tasks have already been submitted and are currently under review. The new organizers will work alongside two current organizers (Ritesh Kumar and Gabriel Stanovsky) and occasionally consult two emeritus organizers (Guy Emerson and Natalie Schluter). The committee also recruits graduate students as assistant organizers, to help with some of the bigger organizational tasks (like putting together the proceedings). To express your interest, please send your CV and cover letter (just a brief paragraph about your interest in and association with SemEval) by email to semevalorganizers@gmail.com with the subject line "Expression of Interest for SemEval Organisers". Thanks Ritesh, Gabriel, Guy and Natalie