Jobs at Center for AI Safety

The Operations Manager will develop operational policies, manage systems, support HR functions, enhance team culture, and handle day-to-day office tasks, contributing to AI safety initiatives.

As a Senior Research Engineer, you will lead AI-related research projects, design experiments, train large models, and publish findings, collaborating with partners and managing research infrastructure.

Lead high-impact research on AI safety, design experiments on large language models, and oversee publication processes for research findings.

The Program Manager will lead diverse AI safety projects, manage budgets, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure successful project execution.

The Director of Development leads strategic fundraising efforts, builds relationships with donors and stakeholders, and aligns initiatives with organizational goals for maximum impact.

The Head of Video will develop video formats, oversee production, optimize content for platforms, manage partnerships, and analyze performance data to enhance AI safety awareness.

The role involves owning high-stakes AI safety projects end-to-end, defining strategies, and managing complex collaborations while ensuring timely execution.

The Chief of Staff will support the Head of Public Engagement by managing editorial calendars, performance metrics, workflows, and planning meetings to increase operational efficiency.

Lead and execute research to improve AI safety and reliability, design experiments, train models, and collaborate on publications.

The Head of Social will lead public engagement strategies across platforms, produce content, and engage during news cycles to boost AI safety awareness.

As a Research Engineer Intern, you will assist researchers in AI projects, conduct experiments, participate in code reviews, and contribute to publications.

The Center for AI Safety invites interested candidates to submit their skills and ideas to contribute towards reducing AI-related risks. Applications are reviewed regularly for potential fit with the organization's evolving needs.

As a Narrative Strategist, you will define and manage CAIS's messaging, develop playbooks, monitor discourse, and ensure consistency across channels.

The Communications Lead will translate technical research into accessible public communications, ensuring accuracy and maintaining high editorial standards across various outputs. The role involves partnering with researchers and media preparation.

Lead the public engagement strategy, manage communication channels, oversee budgets, and coordinate with research and policy teams to enhance AI safety awareness.

The Special Projects Manager at CAIS drives project initiatives from evaluation to execution, coordinating stakeholders and managing budgets, risks, and communications.

As a Research Engineer at CAIS, you'll conduct ML research, train large language models, manage datasets, and co-author research papers.

The Operations Associate handles daily office operations, IT systems administration, and people operations, ensuring effective workflows and a positive team environment.

The Program Manager will lead critical AI safety projects, managing plans, budgets, risks, and stakeholder relationships while ensuring project success and adaptability to changes.

The Head of Public Engagement will define and execute public engagement strategy, oversee multi-channel communications, manage budgets, and lead the public engagement team, ensuring quality messaging during critical news moments.