National Security Partnerships Lead, Intelligence and International Security

Anthropic·Washington, DCsenior

In short

→Líder de alianzas con el Comité de Inteligencia de EE.UU. y servicios de seguridad aliados.
→Gestiona relaciones estratégicas, acuerdos y políticas para despliegue seguro de IA de vanguardia.
→Requiere clearance TS/SCI activo y experiencia directa en gobierno y seguridad nacional.

Experiencia trabajando con equipos multidisciplinarios, incluyendo técnicos, ventas, polít

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What they ask for

✓Experiencia sustancial en seguridad nacional, incluyendo trabajo con el Comité de Inteligencia.
✓Experiencia directa gestionando relaciones con gobiernos o servicios extranjeros.
✓Clearance TS/SCI activo o obtenido en los últimos 2 años.
✓Experiencia en negociar acuerdos entre gobiernos o entre gobierno e industria.
✓Entendimiento operativo de cómo funcionan las organizaciones de inteligencia.
✓Capacidad para presentar temas técnicos a altos funcionarios gubernamentales con claridad.

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InteligenciaSeguridad nacionalRelaciones gubernamentalesAcuerdos entre gobiernosPolíticas de IAGobernanza de tecnologíaTecnología de vanguardiaClasificación de informaciónLiaison internacionalAdopción de tecnología en ento

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About Anthropic Anthropic’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems. About the role We are hiring a National Security Partnerships Lead to grow and manage our relationships with the U.S. Intelligence Community and with allied intelligence and security services. You will report to the Head of National Security Policy and advise company leadership on intelligence and allied-partner matters. You will help partner security organizations build policies that let them adopt frontier AI quickly and for high-impact missions, while deploying it safely and avoiding incidents. You will also engage U.S. and foreign government officials on the policy frameworks that guide the international distribution and deployment of Anthropic's models. You will own a portfolio of government partnerships end to end: setting the agenda with senior counterparts, structuring the agreements and channels that govern each relationship, and bringing partner requirements and concerns back into Anthropic's policy, product, research, and safeguards decisions. You will work closely with our public sector sales, legal, security, and threat intelligence teams. Key responsibilities • Lead Anthropic's strategic engagement with U.S. Intelligence Community elements and allied intelligence and security services. • Help partner security organizations develop the policies and governance that enable rapid, high-impact adoption of frontier AI and safe deployments that avoid incidents. • Identify high-leverage national security deployments with partners, and support our public sector sales team in delivering them. • Brief senior government security officials in the U.S. and allied capitals on frontier AI capabilities, risks, and Anthropic's approach to safety. • Engage U.S. and foreign government officials on the national security implications of the international distribution and deployment of Anthropic's models, and advise company leadership on partner equities in those decisions. • Partner with federal affairs, international policy, communications, and marketing on national security matters, including engagement with the Executive Branch and Congress. • Travel regularly within the U.S. and to allied countries. Minimum qualifications • Substantial experience in national security, including work in or with the Intelligence Community. • Direct experience managing relationships with foreign partner governments or services. • An active TS/SCI clearance, or one held within the last two years, and the ability to obtain and maintain it. • Experience negotiating formal agreements or partnerships between governments, or between government and industry. • A working understanding of how intelligence organizations operate, including classification, liaison relationships, and how they adopt new technology, and the ability to get things done within those constraints. • The ability to brief senior policymakers and officials clearly, and to explain technical subjects without overstating them. • Experience working effectively with cross-functional teams, including technical, sales, policy, trust and safety, legal, security, product, research, and communications. • Demonstrated interest and experience in a complex technical subject, ideally AI, though defense technology, cybersecurity, or similar fields also count. <

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