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State Policy Lead
Role Summary The State Policy Lead owns The Alliance for Secure AI’s state legislative work end-to-end. As state legislatures move faster on AI than Congress — and as the federal government increasingly seeks to preempt state action — this role ensures The Alliance has a dedicated senior presence driving strategy,
Federal Policy Manager
Role Summary The Federal Policy Manager leads The Alliance for Secure AI’s engagement with the U.S. Senate and the Administration. This role owns Senate-side relationships, runs the day-to-day legislative work, and partners closely with the Policy Director to advance a bipartisan, humanity-first AI policy agenda. This is an external-facing role
External Affairs & Coalitions Associate (Defense, National Security & First Responders)
About the Alliance The Alliance for Secure AI (ASAI) is a bipartisan nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that the United States leads the world in AI innovation while putting National Security first. We believe that the transition to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is the most consequential shift in human history. To
External Affairs & Coalitions Associate (Labor and Grassroots)
About the Alliance The Alliance for Secure AI is a bipartisan nonprofit at the forefront of the most consequential policy shift of our generation. We believe that the future of AI shouldn’t just be decided in Silicon Valley boardrooms or closed-door hearings—it must be shaped by the people who keep
Digital Marketing Specialist
About the Alliance The Alliance for Secure AI is a bipartisan nonprofit at the forefront of the most consequential policy shift of our generation. We believe that the future of AI shouldn’t just be decided in Silicon Valley boardrooms or closed-door hearings—it must be shaped by the people who keep
Press Secretary
About the Alliance The Alliance for Secure AI is a bipartisan nonprofit at the forefront of the most consequential policy shift of our generation. We believe that the future of AI shouldn’t just be decided in Silicon Valley boardrooms or closed-door hearings—it must be shaped by the people who keep