Resolution
Security Engineer (Corporate IT)
Berkeley, California, Remote. Posted 5 days ago
The role
You will build and own the Corporate IT and Security function from the ground up. You will implement Zero-Trust architecture, secure communication channels, and manage compliance frameworks to enable research partnerships.
What you will do
- Implement a robust Zero-Trust architecture
- Define the lifecycle of identities for staff, collaborators, and automated research agents
- Ensure rigorous access control management
- Implement advanced email security, phishing protection, and secure collaborative workflows
- Act as the primary bridge between research needs and external AI lab security requirements
- Help navigate security audits to gain and maintain access to frontier models
Required qualifications
- Technical background
- Comfortable configuring systems, scripting automation, and personally setting up the stack
- Understand the threat model of a high-stakes research organization
- Have built an IT and/or security function from scratch
- Can operate with autonomy and ambiguity in an early-stage org
- Can translate technical security requirements into plain English
- Familiar with compliance frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001)
- Bachelor's degree in a field relevant to the role, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and/or professional experience
Nice to have
- Willing to use AI tools aggressively in your own workflow
Benefits
- 5 weeks of paid vacation per year, in addition to public holidays
- Comprehensive healthcare insurance (medical, dental, vision)
- Unlimited sick leave
- Unconditional 401(k) contribution equal to 4% of your salary
Before you apply
- Visa sponsorship cannot be guaranteed, though it may be possible in some circumstances
- Application review includes a CodeSignal security-specific assessment
- Process includes a screening call, technical and experience interviews, 1-on-1s, and reference checks
About the company
Resolution does research on how to align artificial superintelligence (ASI). It was founded in 2026 by researchers from UK AISI's Alignment Team and Timaeus.