Epoch AI
Remote
Researches and publishes the most important quantitative data on AI progress — compute, scaling and trends — that policymakers and researchers worldwide rely on.
Talent Acquisition Coordinator, Operations
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Epoch AI publishes the figures on computing power and the growth of AI models that policymakers worldwide rely on when they draw up rules for AI.
AI safetyOperationsDataEntry levelTalent Acquisition Coordinator
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Epoch AI grew from about 20 to 70 people in 2026, and policymakers worldwide use the figures on AI progress that the team publishes.
AI safetyOperationsEntry levelAI Enablement Manager
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Policymakers and researchers around the world use Epoch AI's figures on computing power and the growth of AI to estimate how quickly this technology is developing.
AI safetyOperationsSoftware engineeringMid levelProduct Manager, Website
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Policymakers, journalists and researchers who want to know how fast AI is progressing often get their figures from Epoch AI, and the website is where they find them.
AI governance and powerCommunications and outreachDataMid levelRecruiter or Senior Recruiter
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Epoch AI is a small research institute that tracks in numbers how fast AI is advancing, such as compute and scaling, and policymakers and researchers worldwide use those numbers.
AI safetyOperationsCommunications and outreachMid levelExpression of Interest: Special Projects Associate
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Epoch AI's figures on compute and scaling are cited by policymakers and researchers worldwide; you don't do that research yourself, but you make sure a small team can publish more by coordinating experts, licensing…
AI safetyOperationsResearchEntry levelRecruiter / Senior Recruiter
Epoch AIRemoteRemote
Epoch AI publishes the figures on computing power and AI trends that policymakers and researchers worldwide fall back on.
AI safetyOperationsCommunications and outreachMid level
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