Safeguards Enforcement Analyst, Conventional Weapons
Menlo Ventures PortfolioSan Francisco, CA | New York City, NY | Washington, DC · full time
$245,000 – $330,000
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What this role is
This role focuses on detecting and preventing misuse of AI systems for weapons development and dangerous technology, combining policy enforcement expertise with technical analysis. It suits professionals from defense, counterterrorism, or policy backgrounds who can assess weapons systems knowledge and scale content moderation workflows.
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What they ask for
Required
- Deep applied expertise in weapons systems and technical evidence assessment
- Experience in policy enforcement, threat intelligence, counterterrorism, or government
- Experience building and scaling policy enforcement or content review workflows
- SQL or data analysis tools proficiency
- Ability to identify emerging risks and communicate findings to cross-functional teams
- Experience with generative AI products and prompt engineering for content review
- Understanding of content moderation and policy implementation at scale
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Nice to have
- Subject matter expertise in conventional weapons, autonomous systems, or critical infrastructure protection
- Knowledge of legal and regulatory frameworks for dangerous technology and weapons
- Experience developing evals or red-teaming AI systems
- Threat actor profiling and threat intelligence frameworks experience
- Experience tracking threat actors across web environments
- Understanding of large language models and potential for harm
- Python proficiency for data analysis and automation
- Law enforcement, national security, defense, or counterterrorism background
- Ability to assess technical plausibility and real-world harm potential of content
- Cross-platform threat analysis and OSINT techniques experience