About this role
Handshake seeks an AI Red Teamer for a full-time, hourly position based in Seattle, Washington. This role suits professionals with strong adversarial problem-solving skills who want to stress-test large language models for leading research labs.
Role Overview
The AI Red Teamer intentionally breaks large language models to expose vulnerabilities, unsafe content, biases, and prompt injection weaknesses. Operating through TCWGlobal as a W-2 employee, this position involves 40 hours per week in the Seattle metro area or requires relocation prior to the start date.
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About the Company
Handshake AI collaborates with prominent AI research labs to enhance model safety and robustness. The company conducts red teaming operations to discover vulnerabilities prior to public release, supporting the responsible creation of frontier artificial intelligence systems.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the AI Red Teamer position located?
The role is located in Seattle, WA. Candidates must reside in the Seattle metro area or be willing to relocate prior to their start date.
What is the employment type and pay rate for this role?
It is a W-2, hourly position employed through TCWGlobal for 40 hours per week, with a salary range of $32 to $95 per hour.
What kind of content will I be exposed to in this job?
The role involves regular and deliberate exposure to harmful content, including violence, self-harm, hate speech, sexually explicit material, and child safety scenarios as part of structured adversarial testing.
What qualifications are needed for the role?
Requirements include hands-on experience with multiple LLMs, intuition for adversarial prompts, creative problem-solving skills, clear written communication, strong ethical judgment, and a self-directed, collaborative approach.
What experience with programming languages is helpful?
Familiarity with Python or other scripting languages is listed as a nice-to-have qualification.
