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Credo AI is an AI governance company focused on operationalizing Responsible AI. We are continuing to grow and looking to hire more people. In a previous post seeking technical folks, I talked about the company in some detail - check it out for more information.
Our hiring process starts with you reaching out. If you have questions about whether you are a good fit for a specific role, or think you are a fit for a role that we haven't defined yet, please let us know!
Reach out to [email protected]. Please include “Effective Altruism Forum” in the subject line so I know where you heard of us. You can also submit an application through the job portals linked for each role. All jobs and requirements are posted here.
We help operationalize RAI development for our customers with our governance, risk & compliance (GRC) product and an open-source AI assessment framework called Lens. NIST's initial draft for an AI Risk Management Framework is highly aligned with our product and vision and can give you more context on the regulatory environment we operate in.
Hey! From the perspective of someone potentially looking for a job (and who talks to lots of people who are), an important consideration is "am I specifically a good fit for this"
I recommend trying to put the role names in the title, or at least visibly on top. This will help your candidates understand if the rest of the post is likely relevant for them.
Details like "are you venture backed" or "is this an ongoing hire" are also interesting, but secondary to that.
Let me know if you'd like help with this. Here are some priors I have from software developers, and here is a hiring post I wrote.
Thanks for the perspective Yonatan! I've rearranged the post to better conform to your suggestions.
Because we have multiple roles, here I am trying to balance brevity and answering the question "am a specifically a good fit for this". My last post went more in to detail about the company and one type of role in particular. Couldn't post all the roles in the title but tried to make them as understandable as possible in few words, while linking to more information.