Responsibilities

• Turn ambiguity into clarity: take complex research, ideas, or initiatives and develop a crisp point of view: who it’s for, what we’re saying, and why it matters.
• Drive launches as a system, not an event: define what success looks like, sequence the necessary workstreams, and make sure the story, assets, partners, and proof points are ready at the same time.
• Own go-to-market execution for Public Engagement campaigns, programs, research launches, and major initiatives from brief through launch and measurement.
• Produce the briefs, narratives, talking points, FAQs, partner materials, creator toolkits, web pages, and other assets CAIS and its partners need to communicate AI safety clearly and consistently.
• Orchestrate launches across creative, content, communications, partnerships, research, agencies, vendors, and external collaborators.
• Own external agencies and vendors where needed, giving clear direction, maintaining a high creative bar, and holding partners accountable for outcomes.
• Help build and operate programs such as CAIS’s creator initiatives, developing the systems, materials, partnerships, and workflows required to scale them.
• Keep a sharp, real-time read on the audience and external conversation so our narrative stays grounded in what is true and persuasive rather than drifting into hype.
• Define and track meaningful measures of success, learn from launches, and turn successful approaches into reusable playbooks.
• Stay close to the work. This is a hands-on IC role: when something important needs to be written, built, coordinated, or shipped, you are willing to do it yourself.

Requirements

• 7+ years of experience in product marketing or integrated campaign management, ideally having owned launches end-to-end as an individual contributor.
• A track record of taking an established strategy and independently driving it through execution and launch.
• Proven experience owning positioning and messaging across different audiences and use cases.
• Exceptional writing and storytelling skills, with the ability to make technical or complicated subjects simple, specific, compelling, and accurate across formats.
• Strong operational skills. You can coordinate many moving pieces across internal teams, agencies, vendors, partners, and deadlines without requiring close supervision.
• Strong creative judgment and the ability to give useful direction and feedback to writers, designers, agencies, and other creative partners.
• Demonstrated systems thinking: you build repeatable playbooks and processes, not one-off documents.
• Comfort operating autonomously as a senior individual contributor and directly producing work rather than managing through a team.
• The ability to move quickly while maintaining an unusually high bar for quality.
• Genuine interest in AI safety and the willingness to develop enough technical and policy fluency to communicate the subject credibly.

Benefits

• Health insurance for you and your dependents
• 401K plan + 4% matching
• Unlimited PTO
• Lunch and dinner at the office
• Annual Professional Development Stipend
• Access to some of the top talent working on technical and conceptual research in AI safety