NLCareer Advising
80,000 HoursRemoteBuilding the movementEffective careersCommunications and outreach
This role is on our board because we think it is an unusually effective way to spend a career. How we reason about it
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This board is still in beta. The reason below is our judgement — tell us if you think we have it wrong. Give feedback
Why this is on the board
This is not a vacancy but a free conversation with a careers adviser at 80,000 Hours, an organisation that researches which global problems are most urgent, such as the risks from AI. The leverage is in their network: an adviser can introduce you to people hiring in those fields, and an introduction like that sometimes opens doors that a cover letter keeps shut.
About the role
Free one-on-one career advising service helping individuals identify high-impact career paths, particularly in AI safety and other pressing global problems. - Advisers review your options, evaluate causes and high-impact career paths, and help you assess fit. - Make introductions to experts, hiring managers, and professionals working in relevant fields to expand your network. - Provide guidance on practical next steps, including identifying promising job opportunities and creating actionable…
Requirements
| Language | English is enough |
|---|---|
| Work authorisation | Unclear |
| Screening | Not mentioned |
| Where you work | Remote · Remote |
| Level | Entry level |
| Stipend | Not stated |
| Posted | 24 July 2026 |
| Closes | No closing date given |
This takes you to the employer’s own site, where you apply.
What do you make of this?
The board is still in beta, so this is exactly the moment to say what you think. A vacancy we have missed, a judgement you do not share, something that does not work — all of it helps.
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