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Alignment Scientist/Engineer

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You'll work autonomously in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment as a high-agency technical generalist. You'll guide the direction of research alongside external collaborators, working on ambitious alignment directions such as pretraining interventions for model safety, novel interpretability techniques, and neuroscience-inspired approaches to alignment. You'll call AI model APIs, build and train deep learning models, and use AI tools to automate your own workflow.

Responsibilities

  • Guide the direction of research alongside collaborators
  • Research pretraining interventions for model safety
  • Develop novel interpretability techniques
  • Explore neuroscience-inspired approaches to alignment
  • Build, train, and evaluate deep learning models
  • Call AI model APIs via REST or client libraries
  • Decompose complex problems into concrete, testable experiments
  • Communicate technical work to all audiences

Requirements

  • Experienced in ML research, alignment research, or both
  • Deeply passionate about AI alignment and belief that genuine progress is possible
  • Excellent at Python, Pytorch, and the modern deep learning stack
  • Knowledgeable about building, training, or evaluating deep learning models
  • Comfortable calling AI model APIs via REST or client libraries
  • Adept at decomposing complex problems into concrete, testable experiments
  • AI-native, and eager to use AI tools to automate workflow
  • Thrives in a fast-paced, startup-like environment
  • Adept in English and comfortable communicating technical work to all audiences

Benefits

  • Remote-first with flexible schedules
  • Health insurance
  • Free lunches at the office
  • Weekly knowledge-sharing talks
  • Annual team retreat
  • Regular performance-based raises
  • Diversified employee equity program

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