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Engagement Manager, AI Risk | Good Impressions

Role Outline

Email

Would you like your application to also be considered for our other open role?

The Engagement Manager role has the same job responsibilities but works across cause areas.

Would you like your application to also be considered for our other open role?

Yes

Other

First name

Last name

Time zone

Are you able to accommodate meeting times that align with both Pacific Standard Time (PST) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), to facilitate collaboration with team members or clients based in California and the United Kingdom?

Generally, this means being available for meetings 5-6 PM GMT, Monday through Friday.

Are you able to accommodate meeting times that align with both Pacific Standard Time (PST) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), to facilitate collaboration with team members or clients based in California and the United Kingdom?

Yes

Earliest possible start date

Assume an offer were to be made on September 15.

CV/Resume or LinkedIn profile

Please share a link. If sharing a document, ensure permissions allow anyone with the link to view. Preference for Google Drive links. LinkedIn profile URLs are also fine if they detail your career history. Feel free to share one or both.

Email writing sample(s)

We are looking for writing that demonstrates clarity, brevity, structure, and reasoning transparency. We are not looking for polish, formatting, or length. For this reason, one or two examples of emails or slack messages that you have sent are preferred. Please share a link and ensure permissions allow anyone with the link to view. Preference for Google Drive links.

Video cover letter (90 seconds max)

We're not looking for polish - we're just looking to meet you! Pull out your smartphone and film a quick video telling us why you're interested in this role, no more than 90 seconds. We love when these aren't heavily scripted and we instead get a preview of what it would actually be like to chat with you. Please share a link and ensure permissions allow anyone with the link to view.

Briefly describe your most significant engagements with the AI safety ecosystem?

Bullet points are great. Please provide no more than 5 examples.

Years of professional work experience

Only include full-time paid work experience in a professional setting. For example please do not include fellowships, academic positions, volunteer roles, work placements, hobby businesses, etc.

Briefly describe your most relevant experience related to professional/client services (e.g. consulting, account mgmt, etc.)

For each of up to 3 roles, use exactly this format (one line each): Title — Company — Client sector — [1 sentence: what you owned and the scale/stakes]

What aspects of your work would you NOT want to delegate to or automate with AI?

How do you NOT like to receive feedback?

In other words, what does not work well for you in terms of how performance feedback is delivered?

What kinds of risks for AI are you most interested in working on?

Current AI harms and ethics: Including algorithmic bias, fairness, privacy concerns, misinformation, content moderation, and addressing current societal impacts of deployed AI systems.

Long-term and catastrophic risks: Including AI alignment, technical safety research, AI governance for transformative AI systems, preventing loss of control scenarios, and mitigating global catastrophic risks from advanced AI.

Other

What are your biggest hesitations about this role?

Anything else you want to let us know?

Note: We use AI assistance, including Anthropic's Claude, to help summarize and organize applications. AI does not make decisions about your application. Every application is reviewed by a member of our team, and all decisions (including whether to advance or decline a candidate) are made by a human.