We are looking for a communicator who can turn SAFL's research into clear writing and visuals for funders, partners, policymakers, and the public. This role is ideally for someone with 2 to 5 years of relevant experience, though a robust body of work can stand in for years.
You will read technical and policy work on AI and explain it in plain language without losing the substance. A large part of this role is visual. You will build slide decks and visual maps that show what the lab works on and how the parts fit together, and the team uses these for fundraising and for updates to partners. You will work closely with the research and leadership team.
You do not need to be a well-known voice in the field already. You do need to write clearly, learn our research quickly, and care about getting it right.
For people with significant relevant experience, we can also hire for a senior version of this role. We also encourage exceptional people who do not have this experience to apply.
SAFL is in a field that moves quickly. The work is demanding, and we mean that plainly.
You will explain research that is new, and you will often be the first person to put it into words a non-expert can follow. Priorities will change as the field changes, and you will need to change with them. What you write and design goes straight to funders, government partners, and the public, so the standard is high. If you want a role with a fixed scope and a settled routine, this is not that role. If you want to test yourself on hard problems and grow quickly, you will find that here.
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About SAFL
The Secure AI Futures Lab (SAFL) is South Asia's first research and capacity-building lab for navigating powerful AI. SAFL pursues parallel interventions in AI governance and impacts research, expert talent advancement, government engagement, and ecosystem support infrastructure. Our foundational work received support from Schmidt Sciences and the Future of Life Institute, amon