
Research Engineer / Research Scientist, Zero-Knowledge Verification
About this role
Research Engineer / Research Scientist, Zero-Knowledge Verification is a remote or flexible role at SASH focused on building verification tools for artificial intelligence agreements. This position suits researchers and engineers experienced with modern proof systems or machine learning infrastructure who want to contribute to international AI verification.
Role Overview
Research Engineer / Research Scientist, Zero-Knowledge Verification is a remote-based role at SASH. The position involves prototyping verification mechanisms, reducing proving costs, and developing zero-knowledge proof systems for frontier artificial intelligence models. This role bridges theoretical research and practical deployment to help policymakers and independent evaluators verify agreements.
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About the Company
SASH builds and tests tools to verify agreements about artificial intelligence. The team combines technical expertise with international AI policy experience, collaborating with researchers and academic leaders from the University of Birmingham, Oxford, and the Centre for the Governance of AI.
How to Apply
Candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the Research Engineer / Research Scientist position located?
This is a remote role that can be based in Singapore, the UK, or remotely, with required working-hour overlap across global regions.
What is the salary range for this role?
The salary ranges from $100K to $200K, taking location, experience, and level into account, with higher compensation possible for exceptional candidates.
Is visa sponsorship available?
Yes, SASH provides visa sponsorship in the UK for candidates interested in relocating.
What technical background is required to apply?
Candidates must have built real systems using modern proof frameworks like Halo2, Plonky3, or STARK-based stacks, or possess deep GPU and ML systems experience with a willingness to learn proof systems on the job.
What types of representative projects will I work on?
Projects include proving full inference transcripts from frontier-scale models, designing sub-sampling schemes, integrating hardware floating-point behavior emulation, and building proof circuits for low-precision formats.