Safeguards Enforcement Analyst, Conventional Weapons at Anthropic

Skills

• Deep applied expertise in weapons systems and ability to translate complex technical evidence into enforcement decisions
• Experience in policy enforcement, threat intelligence, counterterrorism, government, or a closely related field with direct exposure to harmful content, dangerous technology, or physical harm facilitation
• Experience standing up and scaling policy enforcement or content review workflows
• Proficiency in SQL and/or other data analysis tools to draw insights from large datasets and monitor enforcement workflow health
• Experience identifying emerging risks and threat actors, and communicating findings to diverse stakeholders such as Product, Policy, Engineering, and Legal teams
• Experience working with generative AI products, including writing effective prompts for content review and enforcement
• Understanding of the challenges involved in implementing product policies at scale, including in the content moderation space
• Subject matter expertise in conventional weapons and dangerous technology, autonomous systems, or critical infrastructure protection
• Familiarity with relevant legal and regulatory frameworks governing dangerous technology, conventional weapons, and critical infrastructure
• Experience developing evals or red‑teaming AI systems, particularly for harmful content or policy enforcement use cases
• Experience with threat actor profiling and threat intelligence frameworks (e.g., MITRE ATT&CK)
• Experience tracking threat actors, extremist networks, or misuse patterns across surface, deep, and dark web environments
• Experience with large language models and an understanding of how AI technology could provide meaningful uplift toward serious harm
• Proficiency in Python for data analysis and workflow automation
• Background in law enforcement, national security, defense, counterterrorism, or a relevant regulatory environment
• Experience assessing the technical plausibility and real‑world harm potential of content, including distinguishing between general educational content and genuine operational uplift, and between protected speech and genuine incitement/mobilization
• Familiarity with cross‑platform threat analysis and OSINT techniques