Public Security Policy Researcher

The Public Security Policy Researcher will advance CARMA's work on AI governance, risk mitigation, and emergency response frameworks, focusing on disaster preparedness planning, vulnerability assessments, and governance approaches. This role offers direct engagement with critical AI safety challenges and opportunities to shape policy responses to emerging risks from increasingly capable AI systems.

Requirements

• Master's degree in Public Policy, Public Administration, Political Science, International Relations, Science and Technology Studies, or related field
• Demonstrated ability to conduct thorough policy analysis and produce high-quality written outputs for both academic and policy audiences
• Exceptional writing abilities with experience translating complex technical concepts into accessible language for non-specialist audiences
• Strong grasp of policy processes, political systems, and strategic approaches to effectuating policy change
• Working knowledge of international relations frameworks and governance structures relevant to emerging technology management
• Demonstrated understanding of AI safety concerns, systemic risks, and the sociotechnical implications of increasingly capable AI systems

Benefits

• good benefits