Research Scientist, Manipulation Evals
Apart Research
- Location
- Remote (US)
- Type
- Full-time
- Compensation
- $130,000 – $200,000 per year
- Posted
- Oct 13, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 14, 2026
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This role at a glance
- Pay. About $165,000 a year at the midpoint, more than 46% of the 195 open full-time AI Safety & Governance roles here that list pay (median about $170,000).
- Competition for attention. 286 open full-time AI Safety & Governance roles on Remote Impact right now, 24 of them posted in the last week.
- Apart Research has 1 other open remote role here: see them all.
Job description
Design and build novel AI manipulation evaluations to inform EU AI Act enforcement and regulatory action against frontier models.
- Develop risk scenarios and build end-to-end evaluations against frontier models using coding agents, analyzing results for regulatory use.
- Design rigorous evaluation methods for AI manipulation, deception, and persuasion; red-team findings and track state-of-the-art literature.
- Write technical results for EU AI Office and academic standards; co-author papers, benchmarks, and technical reports.
- Requires hands-on evals experience, at least one co-authored top-venue paper, and strong Python with eval frameworks like Inspect.
- Requires empirical AI safety background in evals, benchmarks, or adversarial robustness; clear technical writing for regulators essential.
About Apart Research
WebsiteApart Research is a decentralised AI safety organisation that promotes technical AI safety by fostering a global community of researchers.
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