Alignerr
Posted 176 days agoVerified live 2d ago
AI Red Team Analyst
Brief overview
United StatesIn-person
$15–$75/hrStated range
Threat modelingPenetration testingVulnerability researchHands-on experience with AI/ML systemsExperience with large language models (LLMs)Prompt engineeringCreative and analytical thinkingClear technical writingAsynchronous workFamiliarity with open-source AI platformsFamiliarity with the OpenClaw ecosystem
About the company
Alignerralignerr.com
We're looking for experts to help train better AI.
Job description
Summary
Alignerr is seeking an AI Red Team Analyst to stress-test and harden AI systems against potential exploits. The role involves designing red-teaming exercises, crafting adversarial prompts, and evaluating AI outputs for safety and compliance, contributing to the overall security of AI products used by millions.
Responsibilities
- Design and conduct red-teaming exercises to uncover security weaknesses in AI systems
- Craft adversarial prompts, jailbreak attempts, and edge-case scenarios to challenge model guardrails
- Evaluate AI outputs for safety violations, bias, and policy compliance
- Document vulnerabilities, exploits, and unexpected behaviors in clear, structured reports
- Collaborate with engineering teams to recommend practical mitigations and improvements
- Stay sharp on emerging AI security threats, attack techniques, and evolving best practices
- Help define and refine security evaluation rubrics and testing protocols
Skills
- You have a solid grasp of cybersecurity concepts — threat modeling, penetration testing, or vulnerability research
- You've worked hands-on with AI/ML systems, large language models (LLMs), or prompt engineering
- You're a creative, analytical thinker who genuinely enjoys finding what breaks and figuring out why
- You write clearly and document your findings in a way others can act on
- You're self-directed and comfortable working asynchronously on task-based assignments
- Familiarity with open-source AI platforms or the OpenClaw ecosystem is a plus
- A background in infosec, ethical hacking, or AI safety research is a bonus — but not required
Qualifications
Must Haves
- You have a solid grasp of cybersecurity concepts — threat modeling, penetration testing, or vulnerability research
- You've worked hands-on with AI/ML systems, large language models (LLMs), or prompt engineering
- You're a creative, analytical thinker who genuinely enjoys finding what breaks and figuring out why
- You write clearly and document your findings in a way others can act on
- You're self-directed and comfortable working asynchronously on task-based assignments
Nice to Haves
- Familiarity with open-source AI platforms or the OpenClaw ecosystem is a plus
- A background in infosec, ethical hacking, or AI safety research is a bonus — but not required
