Analyst, the Anthropic Institute

Anthropic Anthropic · AI Frontier · San Francisco, CA · Public Benefit

This role is an Analyst for the Anthropic Institute, an externally-facing function focused on researching and disseminating information about the societal impacts of AI systems. The role involves synthesizing internal findings, conducting analysis, and communicating insights to both internal leadership and public audiences. The analyst will work with various teams within Anthropic, use Claude extensively for research, and contribute to public outputs that may include technical demonstrations, policy options, and lessons learned from customer interactions.

What you'd actually do

  1. Research how Anthropic’s teams are working on the Institute’s challenges and synthesize findings from across the organization into a coherent picture.
  2. Partner with teams to help them surface their insights to the world, often working to act as the ‘connective tissue’ between them and other teams to bring different insights together.
  3. Produce written analysis and memos about how Anthropic is approaching these problems—for both internal leadership and public audiences.
  4. Partner with relevant teams to develop and publish public outputs.
  5. Come up with creative ways to carry our work into the world: sometimes the most impactful way to talk about an issue is through a technical demonstration rather than a blog post or research paper (e.g, Golden Gate Claude, Project Vend, Robodog).

Skills

Required

  • Technical policy research
  • Think tank work
  • Applied research in AI, labor economics, national security, or emerging technology governance
  • Publishing or producing work for external audiences
  • Synthesizing across disciplines and bodies of work
  • Using Claude as a tool for research and organizational knowledge-gathering

Nice to have

  • ML researcher (not required, but ability to understand technical work is)

What the JD emphasized

  • 7+ years of experience in technical policy research, think tank work, or applied research in a domain relevant to the Institute's focus areas (AI, labor economics, national security, or emerging technology governance).
  • Track record of publishing or producing work for external audiences—whether policy memos, research reports, white papers, or public-facing analysis.
  • Deep experience using Claude as a tool for research and organizational knowledge-gathering.