Managing Director, Women in Safety and Ethics
Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative (BERI)Remote
Global catastrophic risksAI safetyOperationsCommunications and outreach
Why this is on the board
AI safety, the work of keeping powerful AI systems safe and controllable, is a small field: whether someone stays in it often depends on a mentor, a network or one good conversation at a conference. This role builds that structure for women and non-binary people in the field, so the return lies not in your own work but in what members go on to do, and that is harder to measure.
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About the role
Build operations and programmes for a global community connecting women and nonbinary individuals in AI safety, ethics, and governance. - Run seven international chapters, manage budgets and logistics, and onboard new chapter leads. - Lead planning of a global conference for 150 members and launch a pilot mentorship programme from scratch. - Manage member communications across Slack, newsletter, LinkedIn, and identify new engagement channels. - Requires 3–5 years in programme or community managemen…
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