Senior AI Governance & Compliance Lead

Groq, Inc.; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 154,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

Groq, Inc. is seeking a Senior AI Governance Analyst to run governance across Groq's inference products and the models we host.

You will bring the EU AI Act, other incoming AI regulation and customer AI requirements into product, contract and design reviews before launch, so evidence exists when customers and auditors ask. This role owns operational readiness; Legal remains responsible for legal determinations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in technology risk, compliance or privacy.
• 2+ years of hands-on AI governance or responsible AI work.
• Knowledge of EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.
• Experience turning regulations into controls and audit evidence.
• Technical fluency in ML lifecycle and evaluation.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the AI obligations within Groq's obligations library, mapped to controls and owners, with written operational position per requirement.
• Run AI governance reviews at design stage for new models, features, sites and contract terms with decisions recorded.
• Maintain the inventory of models Groq serves: provider, licence terms, intended use, data handling and applicable controls.
• Own responses to customer AI questionnaires and the AI sections of security reviews; build reusable library with Legal and Product.
• Track the AI regulatory horizon, assess operational impact of new requirements, and report posture and risks monthly.
• Prepare the AI management system for ISO/IEC 42001 certification if leadership approves.

Skills

AI governance

Regulatory knowledge

Privacy & compliance

Audit evidence

GRC tooling

Tools

GRC tooling

Job description

Groq, Inc. is seeking a Senior AI Governance Analyst to run governance across Groq's inference products and the models we host.

You will bring the EU AI Act, other incoming AI regulation and customer AI requirements into product, contract and design reviews before launch, so evidence exists when customers and auditors ask. This role owns operational readiness; Legal remains responsible for legal determinations.