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AIUC-1 Security

AIUC· Research
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San Francisco$150k - $300kFull-timePosted 2mo ago

About the role

founding security lead at AIUC-1, responsible for shaping and owning the security posture, requirements, and incident response for a frontier AI standards and insurance company.

Responsibilities

  • Shape and evolve AIUC-1's security requirements as the agentic threat landscape changes (prompt injection, adversarial attacks, jailbreaks, MCP and A2A risks)
  • Be AIUC's external security voice on what AI agent security means in practice, through client conversations, consortium sessions, and thought leadership
  • Build and manage our core security infrastructure and build a world-class security posture, develop and enforce security policies and incident response across the organization
  • Be the practitioner's lens to how enterprises assess AI vendor security today
  • Handle enterprise client security and collaborate with our commercial team

Qualifications

  • Deep experience in security at a SaaS / AI / PS known for its rigour, with ownership spanning strategic, technical and operational work
  • Deep familiarity with how enterprises evaluate AI vendor security
  • Technical fluency across the core stack
  • Expertise and strong communication skills within complex security topics
  • Passion about AI-specific security risks and a strong will to shape and define the new standard in its industry

Skills

Required:Security strategy and governanceEnterprise security evaluation of AI vendorsSecurity communications

Benefits

  • Competitive annual salary
  • Equity (significant part of total compensation)
  • Health, dental and vision insurance for you and your dependents
  • Visa sponsorship and relocation stipend to bring you to SF, if needed
  • Daily lunch, dinner & snacks
Last updated Oct 21, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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