"ai safety" Jobs

11 open tech roles matching “ai safety”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, TypeScript, SQL. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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Neko Health

Lead QA efforts for innovative health technology at a startup focused on preventative care and AI-enabled products.

Neko Health Berlin Published 5 months ago
Upvest

Lead the Security Engineering team at Upvest, embedding security into the development lifecycle and enhancing cloud security posture.

Upvest Berlin Published 4 months ago
Flexible on stack
GetYourGuide

Lead the AI Platform team at GetYourGuide to empower product teams in building and operating AI features independently.

GetYourGuide Berlin Published 8 months ago
Heavy meetings
Bluefish AI

Join Bluefish AI as a Senior Data Scientist to lead analytics and experimentation efforts in a fast-growing AI marketing platform.

Bluefish AI Berlin, Remote in Germany Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
n8n

Shape and evolve the core platform architecture at n8n, enabling 80+ engineers to build confidently across cloud and self-hosted deployments.

n8n Berlin Office Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Bluefish AI

Lead the vision and execution of LLM-powered products and data platforms at a fast-moving AI marketing startup.

Bluefish AI Berlin - Remote in Germany Published 9 months ago
Flexible on stack
GetYourGuide

Join GetYourGuide as a Staff Data Scientist to drive growth through data products and machine learning in a hybrid work environment.

GetYourGuide Berlin Published 5 months ago
Flexible on stack
Bluefish AI

Lead the development of LLM-powered products in a flexible hybrid environment at a growing AI marketing startup.

Bluefish AI Berlin, Remote in Germany Published 9 months ago
Flexible on stack
GetYourGuide

Lead the Growth Channels Partnerships team at GetYourGuide, driving scalable partner acquisition and activation strategies.

GetYourGuide Berlin Published 3 months ago