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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in writing and editing economic research publications, with a strong ability to translate complex economic and policy topics into accessible content for diverse audiences. Possesses quantitative literacy and a solid understanding of AI policy and its implications on economics and productivity.
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Economic Research WritingQuantitative LiteracyPolicy AnalysisAI Policy ExpertisePublic Engagement
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Hard Skills
Economic ResearchData AnalysisLong-Form WritingEditingPolicy BriefsOp-EdsBlog PostsResearch ReportsTechnical WritingContent Translation
Soft Skills
CollaborationCommunicationTrust BuildingIntellectual RigorEngagement
Tools & Technologies
Social Media PlatformsResearch DatabasesContent Management Systems
Industry Keywords
AI EconomicsLabor MarketInnovation PolicyRegulatory PolicyCompetition PolicyEmerging Technology EconomicsEconomic GrowthProgress StudiesPolicymaking InstitutionsWashington Policy Landscape
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Work with economists and researchers to write and edit economic research publications, including the Anthropic Economic Index
- Produce rigorous, readable research reports, long-form essays, op-eds, policy briefs, and blog posts about AI economics and policy
- Collaborate with economics researchers, the Policy team, research scientists, and external economists and policy experts
- Translate complex findings into accessible public-facing content
- Engage economists, policymakers, think tanks, academics, and media to advance conversations about AI policy and economics
- Help determine which economic and policy questions Anthropic addresses next
- Write about AI's effects on productivity and the labor market, the economics of compute, innovation policy, and regulation
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience
- Relevant field of study demonstrated through coursework, training, or professional experience
- Demonstrated ability to write compellingly about complex economic and policy topics for broad audiences
- Body of published long-form writing on economics, policy, or technology
- Quantitative literacy; ability to read and explain an economics working paper
- Familiarity with social platforms such as X and how arguments gain traction
- Experience working closely with experts, earning their trust, and strengthening their arguments
- Comfort engaging in policy debates with intellectual rigor and nuance
- Excitement about Anthropic's mission to develop safe and beneficial AI
- Professional experience in economic research or analysis, or editing data-heavy research publications
- Experience with policymaking institutions and a working understanding of Washington
- Direct experience with AI policy or technology policy issues
- Track record of influencing policy debates through writing and public engagement
- Published work on economic growth, labor economics, innovation economics, progress studies, regulatory policy, competition policy, or emerging-technology economics
- An independently built audience is ideally desired
Benefits
Comp & perks- Visa sponsorship and immigration lawyer support
- Optional equity donation matching
- Generous vacation
- Generous parental leave
- Flexible working hours
- Office space for collaboration