Redteaming, Auditing, and Compliance Specialist at Security Level 5 | CA, US | Rezi

Redteaming, Auditing, and Compliance Specialist at Security Level 5

Redteaming, Auditing, and Compliance Specialist

Security Level 5 · CA, US

2 weeks ago

Redteaming, Auditing, and Compliance Specialist

Security Level 5 · CA, US

16 days ago
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About the Role

Security Level 5 is an AI security nonprofit dedicated to defending frontier models against nation-state threats. We are building the first datacenter purpose-built to the Security Level 5 standard, designed to protect against attackers with nation-state resources and billion-dollar budgets.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure standardization efforts align with auditing industry norms and capabilities.
  • Maintain relationships with key industry stakeholders.
  • Balance critical security properties with auditability in builds.

Requirements

  • Experience with real-world auditing.
  • Ability to develop auditing protocols that adequately capture nation-state-level security requirements, likely involving performance-based requirements (e.g., pentesting) over checklist requirements.
  • Capacity to employ a security mindset to find robust and efficient methods for ensuring compliance with controls.

Location

  • Bay Area

Work Type

  • In-person

Salary/Compensations

  • $140,000 - $230,000 USD per year

Benefits

  • Full benefits, including healthcare, dental, vision, 401k match, and more.

About the Company

  • Security Level 5 is a Bay Area AI security nonprofit working with AI labs and US intelligence agencies to defend frontier models from priority nation-state-level threats.
  • We are tripling headcount this year.
  • We wrote the first version of the standard with input from CISOs and senior security staff at the frontier labs, and US security and intelligence officials.
  • We are designing the SL5 architectures purpose-built for frontier AI workloads, and standing up the reference tech stack to guide labs' buildouts.
  • This stack has to hold against nation-states, not destroy researchers' productivity, not cost more than labs can pay, and ship in 2-3 years.