OpenAI

Technology

AgenticRiskAnalyst

$288–425k San Francisco, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Agentic Risk Analyst at OpenAI. Skills: Agentic risk, Risk analysis, Threat intelligence. Build and maintain risk portfolio. Map risks to workstreams”

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Troubleshooting

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Company-wide portfolio of risks, Cross-functional intake and review cadence, Assess emerging capabilities and product changes, Apply practical frameworks and taxonomies, Produce concise, decision-ready assessments, Define and track operating metrics, Partner with colleagues on evaluations

What You'll Do.

Build and maintain risk portfolio

Map risks to workstreams

Run intake and review cadence

Identify emerging risks

Route findings to owners

Connect incidents to trends

Produce clear assessments

Assess capability impact

Surface unowned risks

Use external developments

Apply frameworks for failure modes

Communicate findings to stakeholders

Define operating metrics

Track program metrics

Partner on evaluations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Product teams; Safety teams; Security teams; Policy teams; Governance teams; Measurement experts; Forecasting experts; Investigators; Engineers

Communication Scope

Decision-ready assessments

Full Job Description

ABOUT THE TEAM The Intelligence and Investigations team seeks to rapidly identify and mitigate abuse and strategic risks to ensure a safe online ecosystem. We are dedicated to identifying emerging abuse trends, analyzing risks, and working with our internal and external partners to implement effective mitigation strategies to protect against misuse. Our efforts contribute to OpenAI's overarching goal of developing AI that benefits humanity. The Strategic Intelligence & Analysis (SIA) team provides safety intelligence for OpenAI’s products by monitoring, analyzing, and forecasting real-world abuse, geopolitical risks, and strategic threats. Our work informs safety mitigations, product decisions, and partnerships, ensuring OpenAI’s tools are deployed securely and responsibly across critical sectors. ABOUT THE ROLE As an Agentic Risk Analyst, you will shape OpenAI’s operating picture for current agentic risk across products and platforms. You will bring a strategic, system-level perspective to current risks, connecting individual incidents, technical findings, abuse patterns, and external developments to relevant workstreams, mitigations, owners, dependencies, and residual gaps. You will analyze how risks emerge through autonomy, multi-step task execution, tool use, memory, retrieval, connectors, computer-use capabilities, and multi-agent workflows, with a particular focus on both adversarial misuse and unintended system behavior. By synthesizing signals from investigations, evaluations, red teaming, security reviews, product launches, external research, and real-world incidents, you will maintain a current view of material risks and evolving threat patterns. Your work will help turn complex and often ambiguous signals into coordinated decisions and measurable follow-through across product, safety, security, policy, and governance teams. You will work closely with investigators, engineers, product, policy, safety, and security teams, and measurement and forecasting exp

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