Safety & Security Counsel, EMEA, serves as the first-line legal advisor on safety, security, and policy matters related to Anthropic’s Claude AI system. The role involves designing usage policies, enforcing them, managing crisis response, collaborating with engineering and data science teams, and translating regulatory developments into actionable guidance. The position is based in London, UK and requires a legal qualification in England & Wales or a comparable jurisdiction, extensive experience in high‑stakes legal matters, and technical fluency in AI system operations.
Safety & Security Counsel, EMEA na Anthropic
Híbrido - London, UK
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GBP 165,000 - 205,000
Requirements
Skills
- Qualification to practice law in England & Wales, or another relevant jurisdiction
- Experience advising on fast-moving, high-stakes matters such as investigations, regulatory matters, crisis management, or enforcement work
- Working knowledge of at least one of: trust & safety, cybersecurity, privacy, or platform regulation
- Legal drafting and writing skills demonstrated through policies, playbooks, escalation protocols, or written guidance for non-legal audiences
- Technical fluency sufficient to understand system architecture, data flows, and AI model behavior
- Experience coordinating multi-stakeholder responses to time-sensitive matters and translating legal analysis into clear actionable steps for technical and executive audiences
- 8+ years of relevant legal experience
- In-house product counsel experience at a technology company working on security and/or trust & safety issues, or law firm experience advising tech clients on regulatory investigations or enforcement matters
- Experience with content moderation, platform safety (including user wellbeing issues), and crisis management
- Facility working with very technical teams, including machine learning, safety and security research, infrastructure, and threat intelligence
- Familiarity with AI systems and machine learning concepts, or experience advising on novel technology products
- Strong judgment about risk assessment and decision-making under uncertainty
- A low-ego, hands-on working style and a commitment to doing right by users and the people affected by misuse of AI systems
Responsibilities
- Partner with Safeguards (trust & safety) policy teams on the design and iteration of usage policies across harm areas (e.g., CBRNE, cyber, user wellbeing, scaled abuse and influence operations, and distillation), including how policies translate into detection and enforcement
- Advise on policy enforcement frameworks such as account actions, appeals, enforcement systems and thresholds
- Counsel on sensitive escalations and strategic response, including matters involving governments, law enforcement, regulators, and the press
- Advise on safety and security threat intelligence investigations, bug bounty and red-team programs, and internal and external safety and security testing arrangements
- Support safeguards and security engineering, ML, and data science teams on building new tooling and detection mechanisms, including as it relates to data governance and privacy related considerations
- Serve as a first-line legal contact for safety and security incidents, providing real-time guidance during incident response and assessing notification and reporting obligations under applicable legal frameworks and contractual commitments
- Build and maintain crisis management playbooks, escalation protocols, and self-serve legal guidance to enable legal resource scaling
- Stay abreast of key policy and regulatory developments in AI safety and security, and policy-specific domains across relevant jurisdictions, and translate them into practical guidance for our evolving product suite
Technologies
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