Anthropic
Software Engineer, Human Data Interface
About this role
Anthropic seeks a Software Engineer to design and build data collection systems for AI model training. You'll architect scalable pipelines, create interfaces for crowdworkers and vendors, and collaborate with researchers and operations teams to gather high-quality data at scale.
What you'll do
- Design and build data collection pipelines balancing quality with maintainability
- Create user-friendly interfaces for crowdworkers and data vendors
- Collaborate with research teams to understand evolving data requirements
- Partner with Human Data Operations team on end-to-end workflow design
- Manage multiple workstreams and adapt to shifting research priorities
What they're looking for
- Full-stack software engineering
- Backend systems design and architecture
- Frontend/UI development
- Data pipeline engineering
- Internal tools development
- System design and scalability
- Rapid prototyping and iteration
Benefits
- Annual salary: $320,000–$405,000 USD
- Hybrid work policy (minimum 25% office time)
- Visa sponsorship available
- Work on AI safety and beneficial AI systems
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Anthropic
Anthropic builds Claude, an AI assistant, and is hiring for engineering roles across infrastructure, data systems, and security that support both AI research operations and the company's internal technology needs. The company seeks infrastructure engineers, systems integrators, data scientists, and security specialists to build production-scale systems for training data pipelines, financial operations, developer productivity measurement, research infrastructure, and server firmware security.
- Website
- anthropic.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience building data collection pipelines or human-in-the-loop systems. How did you balance data quality with system maintainability?
- Tell us about a time you built internal tools for users. How did you understand their needs and iterate based on feedback?