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This tier is about the solution itself. We are fairly confident these organisations are among the best in the world in their field — vetted by GiveWell, Animal Charity Evaluators, Founders Pledge or The Life You Can Save, or listed by 80,000 Hours, Probably Good, EA Opportunities or Animal Advocacy Careers. Somebody else has already judged that what they do works, so we list every role there that is open to someone in the Netherlands, including support and operations work. Expect fierce competition, and expect remote work or a move.
Project Tailwind: AI Security & Verification
Coefficient GivingRemoteRemote
International agreements on powerful AI are only worth something if countries can check whether the other side is keeping to them, and the technology for that checking largely does not exist yet.
AI safetyEngineeringResearchSeniorScientist, Plume Modeling and Forecasting
ReflectiveRemoteRemote
Whether it is ever wise to cool the earth with particles in the stratosphere depends on a question that is still open: how does such a plume behave in its first hours and days?
AI safetyResearchEngineeringMid levelProcess Engineering Internship, Continuous Reactor Design
FarmlessAmsterdamOn site in the Netherlands
Whether protein from fermentation ever becomes cheap enough to replace meat and dairy from livestock farming seems to depend largely on one technical question: can you run production continuously rather than in…
Cultivated meat and plant-based proteinEngineeringResearchEntry level
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