anthropic
Threat Intel Manager, CBRN-E & Advanced Weapons
At a Glance
- Location
- San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY | Washington, District of Columbia, United States
- Posted
- 2026-07-08T15:01:56-04:00
Key Requirements
Required Skills
Domain Knowledge
- Banking
- Defense
- Education
- Government
- Legal
- Logistics
Requirements
Have led investigative or analytic teams and are a senior domain expert with demonstrated mentorship and program-building experience ready to lead
Have experience with threat actor profiling,threat intelligence analysis frameworks, and collection frameworks
Have hands-on experience with large language models and how AI could be misused for CBRN-E threats
Real-world experience countering weapons of mass destruction or other high-risk asymmetric threats in the intelligence community or defense organizations
Background in AI safety, machine learning security, or technology abuse investigation
Experience building and scaling threat detection systems or abuse monitoring programs
Responsibilities
We are looking for a threat intel manager to build and run our CBRN-E & Advanced Weapons team within Threat Intelligence.
This team detects, investigates, and disrupts attempts to misuse Anthropic's AI systems for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives threats and for the development of advanced or novel weapons.
You will mature this from a promising start into a rigorous program, hiring investigators with real CBRN-E, weaponization, and counterproliferation expertise, sharpening detection beyond broad harm screens into threat-specific capabilities, and personally leading the cases where scientific judgment determines whether we're seeing curiosity, legitimate research, or a genuine weapons-development attempt.
The area carries significant engagement with government, biosecurity, and scientific stakeholders.
Own strategy, priorities, and outcomes for the CBRN-E & Advanced Weapons mission area; mature it from an emerging function into a rigorous investigative program
Hire, manage, and develop a team of investigators with deep domain expertise across biological, chemical, and weapons-development threat areas