What if your curiosity and creativity could make AI safer for everyone? We're looking for AI Red Team Testers to go head-to-head with cutting-edge AI systems — probing, prodding, and stress-testing them to uncover weaknesses before they cause real-world harm.
This isn't a traditional tech role. It's a thinking role. If you enjoy puzzles, love finding loopholes, and think in edge cases, this is your opportunity to contribute to some of the most important AI safety work happening right now — fully remote and on your own schedule.
Design creative, adversarial prompts and scenarios to expose AI weaknesses
Attempt to elicit incorrect, unsafe, biased, or harmful outputs from AI models
Document every failure mode in detail, including clear reproduction steps
Rate the severity and potential impact of issues you discover
Provide structured, actionable feedback that helps research teams improve AI safety
Collaborate asynchronously with safety and research teams across time zones
Who You Are
A naturally curious thinker who enjoys poking at systems to see how they break
Comfortable thinking adversarially — you look for what could go wrong, not just what goes right
Detail-oriented and methodical in how you document and communicate findings
Strong written communicator who can clearly explain complex observations
Self-motivated and reliable working independently in a remote workplace
No hacking, cybersecurity, or AI background required — just sharp thinking and creativity
Nice to Have
Experience in writing, critical analysis, journalism, or quality assurance
Familiarity with AI tools or chatbots as an end user
Background in ethics, psychology, or social science — useful for spotting bias and nuanced failures
Prior experience in testing, research, or adversarial thinking of any kind
Why Join Us
Work on meaningful AI safety projects alongside leading
📌 AI Red Team Tester (India)
🏢 Alignerr
📍 India
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