Are you interested in contributing to LawZero's mission but don’t see the perfect role open right now? Let us know here!
We are frequently opening new roles in the following domains and more :
Technical :
- Machine Learning Research
- Machine Learning Engineering
- Technical AI Safety
- Data Engineering
- Data quality
- Evaluations
- Product & applied research
Non-technical :
- Communications
- Legal
- Talent
- Operations
- Finance
- IT
How the Talent Community works :
- Submit your profile
- Our team regularly reviews this pool (please keep in mind some jobs receive multiple applications, therefore, you are still welcome to apply if you notice a position that fits your profile and interests.
- If a role aligns, we may contact you to start a process
About LawZero
LawZero is a non-profit organization committed to advancing research and creating technical solutions that enable safe-by-design AI systems. Its scientific direction is based on new research and methods proposed by Professor Yoshua Bengio, the most cited AI researcher in the world. Based in Montreal, LawZero’s research aims to build non-agentic AI that learns primarily to understand the world rather than to act in it, giving truthful answers to questions based on transparent and externalized probabilistic reasoning. Such AI systems could be used to accelerate scientific discovery, to provide oversight for agentic AI systems, and to advance the understanding of AI risks and how to avoid them. LawZero believes that AI should be cultivated as a global public good—developed and used safely towards human flourishing. For more information, visit www.lawzero.org
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At LawZero, diversity is important to us. We value a work environment that is fair, open and respectful of differences. We welcome applications from highly qualified individuals interested in working towards our mission in a respectful, inclusive and collaborative setting.
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