Faculty
Associate (Safety)
London, Remote. Posted 3 months ago
The role
You will scope, build, and deliver AI projects for clients with a focus on frontier model evaluations and Government & Public Services. You will manage work streams, work with stakeholders, and translate operational requirements into user stories.
What you will do
- Managing individual work streams to support the successful delivery and implementation of bespoke AI solutions
- Working side-by-side with key stakeholders to understand critical mission challenges and user needs
- Conducting open-source analysis to support the development of cutting-edge AI tools
- Translating complex operational requirements into clear user stories for delivery and engineering teams
- Designing and testing workflows that support user-centric decision-making in high-stakes environments
- Collaborating closely with technical teams to ensure projects run smoothly and solutions meet customer needs
- Contributing to internal thought leadership, strategy, and capability development across the team
Required qualifications
- Analytical thinking
- Can clearly communicate ideas and synthesise complex information
- External client-facing experience
- Experience building trusted relationships that contributed to project or product success
- Worked with technical teams
- Understand Agile and related methodologies and the basis of iterative development and continuous delivery
- Thoughtful and proactive in ambiguous situations
Nice to have
- Passion for Applied AI safety, possibly from experience within labs, academia, or evaluation/red teaming roles
- Excited and knowledgeable about the possibilities for innovation in AI Safety technology
Before you apply
- Talent Team Screen (30 mins)
- Introduction Interview (60 mins)
- Case Study Interview (60 mins)
- Interview with Business Unit Director (30 mins)
About the company
Faculty was established in 2014 to transform performance through human-centric AI. They work with over 350 global customers across government, finance, retail, energy, life sciences and defence.