AI & National Security Lead

• Analyze and raise awareness on how AI interacts with US national security concerns, particularly nuclear and biological technologies, and how to mitigate risks from AI.
• Monitor, analyze, and respond to developments in AI and emerging technology policy.
• Develop informational materials and conduct educational briefings to explain complex AI policy issues to policymakers, industry, academics, think-tank staff, and the media.
• Identify high-impact opportunities to drive meaningful policy change, including convening roundtables, summits, and other events.

This role directly shapes US national security policy to mitigate catastrophic risks from AI, particularly in nuclear and biological domains, helping steer transformative technology towards benefiting life.

• Master's degree in National Security Studies, Public Policy, or International Affairs.
• 1 year of professional experience researching existential risks from AI, biological, and/or nuclear technologies.
• 1 year of experience engaging with key policy stakeholders on AI safety issues, such as federal lawmakers and agency officials.
• 1 year of experience in public speaking and/or media engagement.

Remote work permissible within commuting distance to Washington, DC. FLI is a largely virtual organization with offices in Campbell, Brussels, London, and Washington DC. Inclusive workplace; proactive applications from diverse backgrounds encouraged.