Lead Adversarial Engineer

The Role

As a Lead Adversarial Engineer, you’ll run end-to-end red-teaming workstreams against frontier models - scoping threat models, designing campaigns, coordinating operators, and synthesizing results into clear risk pictures and decision-ready reports. You’ll orchestrate structured adversarial exercises across modalities and tools, ensuring coverage, reproducibility, and crisp learning loops.

You won’t just find failures - you’ll build the operational engine that repeatedly surfaces them under realistic constraints. This is a role for someone who thrives on program design, loves turning messy attack spaces into disciplined test plans, and can drive cross-functional execution from kickoff to readout.

What You'll Do

• Stand up a recurring red-team cadence: scoping targets, recruiting operators, defining success criteria, and executing multi-week campaigns
• Create scenario banks and attack taxonomies; ensuring breadth/depth coverage and tracking families of exploits across versions and contexts
• Produce executive readouts and issue trackers that distill severity, exploitability, and user harm, with crisp reproduction steps and artifacts
• Partner with research, product, and ops teams to validate fixes and rerun focused regressions; maintaining dashboards for trendlines and residual risk

What We’re Looking for

• Red-Team Program Leadership - Experience planning and running adversarial campaigns (jailbreaks, prompt injection, tool abuse), including playbooks, ops cadence, and after-action reviews
• Methodical Experimentation - Strength in designing scenarios, controls, and metrics; comfort triaging findings and prioritizing next passes based on evidence
• Stakeholder Command - Ability to brief partners, align on objectives, and translate results into actionable remediation tracks with clear owners and timelines