AI Safety & Governance Part-time

Programme Manager, International Programme on AI Evaluation

Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative (BERI)

Posted

Sep 16, 2026

Location

Remote

Type

Part-time

Compensation

€57600+

Deadline

⏰ Oct 09, 2026

Mission

What you will drive

Manage the second edition of an international graduate programme training AI evaluation and safety specialists, coordinating faculty, students, and partners across time zones.
- Recruit and select 40+ students globally; coordinate twelve modules with faculty from frontier labs and universities.
- Schedule live sessions, manage learning platform, onboard faculty, and run assessments and capstone projects.
- Serve as main contact for students, faculty, and partners; build community through Slack, check-ins, and feedback loops.
- Requires programme management experience in higher education or international contexts and strong stakeholder coordination across time zones.
- Requires fluent English and familiarity with AI; Spanish proficiency helpful if in-person week proceeds.

Profile

What makes you a great fit

Manage the second edition of an international graduate programme training AI evaluation and safety specialists, coordinating faculty, students, and partners across time zones.
- Recruit and select 40+ students globally; coordinate twelve modules with faculty from frontier labs and universities.
- Schedule live sessions, manage learning platform, onboard faculty, and run assessments and capstone projects.
- Serve as main contact for students, faculty, and partners; build community through Slack, check-ins, and feedback loops.
- Requires programme management experience in higher education or international contexts and strong stakeholder coordination across time zones.
- Requires fluent English and familiarity with AI; Spanish proficiency helpful if in-person week proceeds.

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The Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative (BERI) is a nonprofit that supports university research groups working to reduce existential risks by providing operational and administrative services.