AI Security Specialist (Artificial Intelligence Security Specialist)

Your day often involves threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, and security testing of ML systems. You're reviewing model architecture for attack vectors, working with research and engineering teams to validate safety protocols, and sometimes handling production incidents when adversarial inputs slip through. It tends to be a mix of deep technical work and collaboration — you might spend an afternoon reading papers on adversarial robustness, then the next morning in a war room. What's harder than expected: most people underestimate how unpredictable the attack surface is. There's no rulebook yet. What helps you thrive: comfort with ambiguity, love of learning continuously, and patience for working at the intersection of cutting-edge research and real-world constraints.