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David Careers

Strategic Projects Lead- AI Safety

Posted 12 days ago

talent search proMillbrae (CA)
Natural Sciences ManagersOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$130k - $150k

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About the role

AI Research ManagerSalary range: $130k - $150kLocation: San Francisco, CA Visa Sponsorship Details: US-based candidates are preferred, but we are open to sponsoring visas for exceptional candidates. No new H1Bs. On-site work policy: Team members are typically in office 6 days/week (Not rigid as long as you get all your work done).
About this role: What we're looking for: We are seeking a highly driven individual with experience in a high-intensity environment like management consulting, investment banking, or a fast-paced startup. You should be comfortable owning client relationships and project execution from end-to-end, with a track record of delivering high-quality work under tight deadlines. We're looking for someone who is scrappy, hungry, and willing to grind to push the frontiers of AI.
What you'll do: Work closely with the world's leading AI labs to generate next generation datasets to push the boundaries of AI to the limits, directly generating revenue for the companyManage teams of experts across a wide variety of domains, like finance, software engineering, and sciencesCollaborate with internal teams to develop groundbreaking AI researchDrive initiatives across the company as an early hireSupport the team across various operational initiatives

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