Senior Freelance Consultant, AI Safety

MoonshotAI Safety

London, England, United Kingdom. Ontario, Canada. United States. IrelandContractSenior

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Requirements

Experience in trust and safety, online harms, violence prevention, safeguarding, or public health.
Ability to apply real-world harm knowledge to test AI system safety.
Demonstrated experience designing research, evaluation frameworks, or interventions for specific harm categories.
Resilience working with highly sensitive or graphic content, including violence, extremist material, and crisis content.
Strong written communication skills for technical and government audiences.
Sound judgement when working with ambiguity and sensitive material.
Availability for a near full-time commitment over approximately 6 weeks.
Willingness to undertake relevant security clearance procedures if required.

Responsibilities

Red team and conduct adversarial evaluation of AI systems against defined harm categories.
Review model responses against harm and risk criteria and provide expert judgement.
Apply subject matter expertise in areas like CSEA, radicalisation, crisis, or teen safety.
Design evaluation frameworks that translate real-world harm knowledge into structured, testable criteria.
Develop intervention logic to connect at-risk users to support resources.
Draft methodology or findings suitable for technical and government audiences.

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