Anthropic

Operations

• Own network deployment outcomes for assigned sites and data-hall waves, including DCN, management, telemetry, accelerator chip back-end networks, and aggregation layers
• Engage from construction kickoff and confirm network readiness before each deployment wave
• Be on site during network delivery, cabling, turn-up, QA, and close-out
• Validate network-build handover gates, including cabling and link validation, acceptance criteria, documentation, spares, ticketing, and production handover
• Own the network repair program across the fleet, including SLAs, prioritization, escalation paths, and backlog tracking
• Manage RMA and spares for network gear with vendors and site operations partners
• Lead weekly deployment and repair reviews and scorecards with partner site leads
• Analyze failure patterns and drive corrective actions with network engineering, suppliers, and WAN/Core teams
• Convert deployment and repair lessons into procedures, checklists, acceptance criteria, and metrics
• Communicate status, dependencies, and risk to engineering, capacity planning, and leadership

Network Deployment and Maintenance Lead – Data Center Operations

Systems Engineer

• Design and specify physical security systems for data center sites, including perimeter and vehicle barriers, intrusion detection, video, security lighting, and protected penetrations and utility entry points
• Write performance requirements and verification methods for each security control
• Review site designs at each stage and provide actionable redlines
• Test field-installed systems and re-verify post-acceptance changes
• Own and maintain Anthropic's physical security reference design package, including typical details, reference drawings, schedules, and test procedures
• Set the technical position for each site, determine applicable requirements, and engineer and document compensating controls
• Collaborate with Data Center Security Engineering, design, construction, and real estate teams, and vendors
• Define engineering and operational requirements for security operations control rooms
• Set control room acceptance criteria and accept or reject delivered systems
• Participate in regular data center site travel and an on-call rotation

Senior Physical Security Systems Engineer

Full-stack Engineer

• Build and operate dedicated cloud infrastructure, storage, and data pipelines for specialized workloads
• Design architectures with security, privacy, reliability, scalability, and auditability built in
• Partner with internal customer teams to translate requirements into sound approaches and realistic ETAs
• Deliver against fixed deadlines
• Support complex and novel legal requests on controlled infrastructure with verifiable chain of custody
• Pair with engineering teams across the company to extend infrastructure for new workflows and legal requests
• Work with nontechnical stakeholders to clarify needs through responsive, easy-to-follow dialogue
• Own projects end to end, from raw requirements through large-scale production systems
• Gather, prioritize, and coordinate needs from Privacy, Security, Research, Infra, and Legal teams
• Explain technical concepts and constraints to inform legal decisions and proactively design approaches to prevent problems

Senior Software Engineer, Legal Tech

General

• Own administration of non-cyclical compensation programs end-to-end, including submissions, approvals, and timely processing
• Support bi-annual compensation cycles, including data audits, cash and equity reviews, peer group reviews, and survey submissions
• Coordinate with Recruiting Operations and Equity Administrators to process equity grants according to policy
• Maintain and improve compensation resources, including the compensation hub, playbooks, compensation tables, and job architecture
• Identify process gaps and inconsistencies and improve operational workflows
• Partner with Compensation Partners on program design workstreams
• Collaborate with People Partners, People Operations, Payroll, Finance, Recruiting, Legal, and business teams

Compensation Programs Specialist

Engineer

• Design, implement, and optimize control systems supporting global datacenter infrastructure
• Design and implement multi-site controls architecture across datacenter facilities
• Define network topology, redundancy, and high-availability requirements for control nodes and servers
• Develop and maintain standardized BACnet, Modbus TCP/IP, OPC-UA, MQTT, and SNMP communication frameworks
• Integrate control systems with enterprise networks while maintaining security boundaries and industrial-control cybersecurity compliance
• Design and implement controls for datacenter mechanical, electrical, and building management systems
• Develop SCADA/BMS applications using Ignition, Niagara/Tridium, or similar systems
• Select instrumentation including sensors, transmitters, actuators, and control valves
• Architect and supervise centralized telemetry systems for high-resolution time-series data
• Develop dashboards and visualization layers using Ignition SCADA, Grafana, or comparable frameworks
• Enable performance insights, fault detection, and predictive maintenance
• Participate in design and construction projects through commissioning
• Define and review controls and instrumentation specifications in architectural and MEP packages
• Create P&IDs, control narratives, sequences of operation, and commissioning procedures
• Validate installed systems during commissioning for network configuration, protocol compatibility, and data visibility
• Collaborate across disciplines to deliver integrated solutions for high-density AI compute infrastructure

Data Center Controls Engineer

• Own deployment outcomes for assigned sites and data-hall waves, including capacity-unit and ready-for-service milestones
• Confirm deployment readiness from construction kickoff, including floor access, power, network, receiving paths, and partner staffing
• Be on site during delivery, deployment, QA, and close-out
• Oversee rack delivery and receiving, integration QA, power-on, network turn-up, burn-in, and validation
• Set daily priorities and quality gates and verify results using Anthropic-owned ticket and telemetry data
• Validate handover gates for capacity units and data halls, including acceptance criteria, documentation, spares, ticketing, and production handover
• Convert deployment lessons and best practices into procedures, checklists, acceptance standards, and metrics
• Extend the deployment program to new sites and platforms
• Communicate status, dependencies, constraints, and risks to engineering, capacity planning, site-schedule owners, and leadership

Capacity Deployment Lead – Data Center Operations

• Design and implement privacy-preserving architectures for large-scale AI training and inference systems
• Apply differential privacy, federated learning, and secure multi-party computation techniques
• Partner with researchers to implement privacy-preserving training methods
• Build privacy infrastructure for data discovery, classification, access controls, audit logging, and lifecycle management
• Translate GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and EU AI Act requirements into technical implementations and automated compliance controls
• Architect data governance systems for data lineage, purpose limitation, and retention across distributed AI systems
• Lead privacy reviews and threat modeling for new models and features
• Partner with product and infrastructure teams to embed privacy controls into Claude inference systems, user interfaces, and data pipelines
• Develop privacy engineering toolkits and frameworks
• Design privacy-preserving analytics and measurement systems
• Evaluate emerging privacy technologies and contribute to open-source tooling and AI privacy standards
• Advise on privacy practices as part of AI safety

Staff Software Engineer, Privacy

Security Engineer

• Validate and deploy new and replacement physical security technology platforms across Anthropic locations
• Build and maintain staging environments for pre-production testing and validation
• Define installation standards, configuration baselines, licensing structures, update procedures, and maintenance requirements
• Deploy and validate integrations between security applications before production
• Support InfoSec reviews and ensure security tools meet information-security and compliance requirements
• Coordinate SSO integration with Identity Management and IT teams
• Transition custom integration and data-pipeline requirements to IT Engineering
• Onboard deployed hardware and systems into the health-monitoring platform
• Develop deployment playbooks, checklists, configuration templates, and handoff documentation
• Evaluate platforms for scalability, capacity constraints, single points of failure, and architectural limitations
• Coordinate network, power, rack-space, and cloud-resource prerequisites with Networking, IT Infrastructure, and Facilities
• Execute handoffs to Project Management, Break-Fix Support, and Access Control Administration
• Own validation, standardization, and deployment of physical security technology across Anthropic's global office portfolio

Security Technology Deployment Specialist

• Own security delivery across every Anthropic data center campus under construction from groundbreaking through handover
• Deliver temporary site security, contractor vetting and access, installed-equipment protection, and construction-site coordination
• Define and maintain security acceptance criteria for construction milestones and commissioning gates
• Run or attend FAT/SAT, punch-list, and acceptance events and issue or withhold security sign-off
• Verify operating-partner readiness, including staffing, guard force, SOPs, commissioned systems, monitoring, and contractual obligations
• Own turnover packages including as-builts, test records, credentials, punch-list closure, and residual-risk registers
• Rewrite construction-security requirements, delivery processes, and acceptance frameworks when they fail in practice
• Represent security in design reviews, OAC meetings, and change management
• Coordinate integrators, general contractors, and operator counterparts on installation, testing, and commissioning
• Surface schedule and readiness risks with options to leadership and cross-functional partners

Lead, Data Center Security Delivery – Construction to Operations

• Run supplier security assessments by reviewing agent-prefilled outputs, evaluating vendor controls and evidence, determining residual risk, and routing deep assessments to domain reviewers
• Operate supplier issue management and risk treatment by documenting severity, ownership, and due dates; driving remediation; recording risk acceptances; and updating the risk register
• Run continuous monitoring after approval, including reopening assessments for defined triggers and investigating SaaS configuration, data, and use-case drift
• Improve supplier security coverage, questionnaires, requirements, and tooling, and carry roadmap items to mature the program
• Tune and maintain Anthropic's Claude-powered assessment platform through prompt development, questionnaire and assessment-type design, calibration, and output QA
• Contribute to KPI and KRI reporting on coverage, cycle time, residual risk, open issues, and reassessments
• Assess the security of suppliers supporting Anthropic's frontier AI lab, including SaaS, software, human data operations, compute, data centers, hardware, and services

Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC

• Grow and manage Anthropic’s relationships with the U.S. Intelligence Community and allied intelligence and security services
• Advise the Head of National Security Policy and company leadership on intelligence and allied-partner matters
• Help security organizations develop policies and governance for rapid, high-impact frontier AI adoption and safe deployment
• Identify high-leverage national security deployments and support the public sector sales team
• Brief senior government security officials in the U.S. and allied capitals on frontier AI capabilities, risks, and safety
• Engage U.S. and foreign government officials on policy frameworks and national security implications of international model distribution and deployment
• Own government partnership portfolios end to end, including agendas, agreements, relationship channels, and partner requirements
• Bring partner concerns into policy, product, research, and safeguards decisions
• Collaborate with public sector sales, legal, security, threat intelligence, federal affairs, international policy, communications, and marketing teams
• Travel regularly within the U.S. and to allied countries