Overview
As an AI Red Teamer, you will stress-test large language models by intentionally trying to break them, designing adversarial prompts that expose unsafe content, bias, broken guardrails, hallucinations, prompt injection weaknesses and unexpected behaviors.
What you'll do
- Craft creative prompts and multi-turn scenarios to stress-test AI guardrails across diverse risk categories
- Discover ways around safety filters, restrictions and defenses using jailbreak, evasion and prompt injection techniques
- Explore edge cases to provoke disallowed, harmful or incorrect outputs
- Evaluate and score model responses against structured harm taxonomies and severity rubrics
- Document experiments clearly, including what you tried, why you tried it and what it revealed
- Review and refine adversarial prompts generated by other team members
- Contribute to harm taxonomy development, calibration exercises and inter-rater reliability work
- Collaborate with engineers, data scientists and researchers to share findings and strengthen defenses
- Work with potentially disturbing content on a regular basis
- Stay current on jailbreaks, attack methods and evolving model behaviors
Nice to have
- Familiarity with jailbreak or evasion techniques
- Familiarity with Python or other scripting languages
- Experience working with LLM APIs or evaluation tooling
- Comfort with structured data annotation and rubric-based scoring
- Prior work in trust and safety, content moderation, QA or security research
- Subject matter expertise in any high-risk domain (cybersecurity, chemistry, biology, medicine, law, finance, etc.)
Details
- Location: Remote (USA)
- Employment type: W-2, hourly, employed through TCWGlobal
- Hours: 40 hours per week
- Content warning: regular and deliberate exposure to violence, self-harm, hate speech, sexually explicit material and child safety scenarios
- Not open to candidates residing in California
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