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AIUC in San Francisco seeks its first security hire to own security end to end across our product, evaluation platform, and internal systems. You will work directly with the founders to solve agent security challenges and validate solutions on our own infrastructure.
This role will require setting the secure path as the fast path, defending enterprise customers, and building a security playbook for our expanding CISO consortium.
AIUC builds standards and insurance for frontier AI. Our mission is to Underwrite superintelligence. We exist because risk, not capability, is becoming the binding constraint on AI being useful. History offers lessons for how to build confidence in new technology; electricity burned down houses until insurers funded Underwriters Laboratories (UL) to certify products against their standards. Today, the UL mark is a trustmark on every light bulb in America. We're building that for AI.
AIUC-1, our standard for agent security, serves frontier builders like Cursor, Lovable, ElevenLabs, and Harvey. We've raised $55m from Ribbit, First Harmonic and Nat Friedman to audit frontier AI. Our team comes from METR, Anthropic, McKinsey, and OpenAI. Come join us.
AI agents now handle sensitive data and run real infrastructure. Their biggest risks, from prompt injection and credential sprawl to tool misuse and MCP and A2A attacks, still have no established defenses.
AIUC-1 is the standard Fortune 500 CISOs use to decide which AI agents they can trust. That only works if we're the most secure company in the room.
You'll be our first security hire, joining as we open our product to the world, while our own agents test other companies' agents. You'll own security end to end across our product, evaluation platform, and internal systems, and work directly with the founders. You'll take on agent security problems nobody has solved, prove the answers on our own systems, and watch them become the playbook other companies follow.
From there, the ceiling is yours: become the security leader who advises our consortium of 300+ CISOs, helps shape AIUC-1's security requirements, and defines what agent security means in practice.
This role is hard. You'll say no often, including to the founders, and hold the line when it's unpopular. The best way to make that work is to make the secure path the fast path. When you're doing it well, no one talks about security.
Underwriting superintelligence is our life's work. If you want it to be yours,