
Safeguards Enforcement Analyst, Account Takeover & Credential Abuse
About this role
Role Overview
The Safeguards Enforcement Analyst at Anthropic is a specialized position focused on account takeover and credential abuse across office locations in San Francisco, New York City, and Washington, DC. This role suits professionals experienced in trust and safety who want to build scalable programs that protect artificial intelligence systems while supporting legitimate users.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
Anthropic operates as a public benefit corporation dedicated to creating reliable, interpretable, and steerable artificial intelligence systems that remain safe and beneficial for users and society. The organization functions as a cohesive team tackling large-scale empirical science efforts akin to physics and biology, valuing deep collaboration, frequent research discussions, and high-impact advancements in artificial intelligence safety.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit an application directly through the official Anthropic careers page.
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Questions candidates ask
What locations is this position based in?
This role is based out of Anthropic offices in San Francisco, CA, New York City, NY, or Washington, DC, operating under a hybrid policy requiring at least 25 percent time in the office.
What is the annual salary range for the Safeguards Enforcement Analyst?
The annual salary for this position ranges from $245,000 to $285,000 USD.
Does Anthropic offer visa sponsorship for this role?
Yes, Anthropic sponsors visas for eligible candidates and utilizes an immigration lawyer to assist with the process when an offer is made.
What technical skills are required for the role?
Candidates must be comfortable using data tools such as SQL to trace actor behavior across accounts and measure enforcement effectiveness.
What is the primary focus of the Safeguards Enforcement Analyst?
The initial focus centers on account compromise, distinguishing legitimate customers with compromised accounts from actors actively abusing the platform through stolen credentials or leaked keys.