Design
Design Lead / Head of Design
Lead design for interfaces and data-rich research products.
Remote · Americas time zones
USD 150,000–220,000 / year
Careers across industries
AI research needs people who can run organizations, build useful products and explain complex work. We help experienced professionals bring those skills into the field.
Our recruitment service is free for candidates.

Current opportunities
Design
Lead design for interfaces and data-rich research products.
Remote · Americas time zones
USD 150,000–220,000 / year
Product
Decide what a research website needs to do, prioritize improvements and guide them through launch.
Remote · 3h Pacific overlap
USD 115,000–185,000 / year
Media
Build short-form video that helps a wider audience make sense of AI research.
Berkeley preferred · 4h Pacific overlap
USD 115,000–125,000 / year
Media
Write and edit journalism that makes AI research useful and accessible to a general audience.
Berkeley preferred · 4h Pacific overlap
USD 125,000–155,000 / year
Compensation varies by location and experience. See each role for adjustments and exceptions.
For candidates
You don’t need to have worked in AI. We look at the work you’ve done and how it relates to the role you’re considering.
What that can look like
A portfolio of dashboards or interactive reporting can be relevant to our Design Lead search. We’re interested in how you made the information clear, as well as your experience guiding a design team.
Explore the design roleEditing science, economics or finance coverage can prepare you to work with AI researchers. For the Writer & Editor role, show us published work and explain how you helped other writers improve their pieces.
Explore the editorial roleWe also work across operations, people and HR, communications and management. If none of the current roles fit, tell us what you’d like to do next.
How it works
We’re working with an AI research organization on a referral pilot for roles that have been difficult to fill. Our agreed process reduces repeated early screening.
Choose a role and answer a few questions about your work. Relevant examples help us understand what you can bring.
I review your introduction. If there’s a potential match, we’ll discuss the employer, the role and what you’re looking for.
With your permission, I present your profile to the hiring team. They decide which interviews or assessments remain and make the hiring decision.
Sandra Malagón · Founder
For organizations
Sometimes the search needs to change before a new hire can solve the problem. We help you clarify the work, reconsider requirements and find people with relevant experience in other industries.
Organizations pay for our services under an individual agreement. Scope, fees and terms are agreed with each hiring team.
Who we are
My background is in community building, career guidance and leading programs that help people move into work with social impact. I hold a PhD in philosophy of science and have worked across the effective altruism and AI safety communities.
That work has brought me close to both people considering a change in direction and teams with specific hiring needs. I started Ops Across to help connect them.
I want to understand what you’ve actually done, what you want to do next and where that experience could be useful. With hiring teams, I start with the work that needs doing and the skills it takes to do it.
Yes. Share your experience and interests through our general introduction form. We’ll contact you if there is a relevant next step.
No. Our recruitment service is free for candidates. We do not charge you to apply, be introduced to an employer or be hired.
No. We discuss the employer and opportunity with you, then ask for your permission before sharing your profile. Your submission is reviewed privately.
The form confirms when your responses have been saved. We review them and contact you by email if there’s a potential match. We can’t promise a response within a fixed timeframe or guarantee an interview or offer.