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present of AI seeks an early security hire who embeds automated protections into software build and deployment processes. The role requires hands-on work in DevSecOps, cloud security or site reliability, with CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers and access controls.
The successful candidate will make security approachable for researchers and engineers without slowing their work, contributing to a secure AI platform.
The role is an early security hire who builds automated protections into how software gets built and deployed, rather than reviewing things by hand. It asks for a few years of hands‑on work in DevSecOps, cloud security or site reliability, with solid skills in CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers and access controls. A strong candidate can make security easy for researchers and engineers to follow without slowing their work.
AI brings new things to protect, such as model weights, training data and chat‑style interfaces that can be tricked by crafted input. Much of the routine checking can be automated, but judging risk, responding to incidents and earning trust from researchers and chemists stays with people. The job is as much about teaching and building good habits as it is about tools.
Someone in this role would get close to defending a real AI platform that finds new materials, including self‑hosted models and valuable research data. To build this experience beforehand, it helps to study the OWASP list of risks for language models, try out prompt injection defenses on a small project, and learn how model and dataset inventories are tracked. Showing interest in how AI is used in chemistry would also fit this company well.
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An AI search engine for new materials that the company says turns a wanted set of physical properties into synthesizable chemical designs in months instead of years of lab trial and error.