Knowing how real threat actors work is exactly what AI systems need to learn from. This remote contract role is for a Cyber Threat Intelligence expert who will help evaluate and map advanced threat scenarios so that future AI models handle threat analysis well, without refusing legitimate work or crossing into harmful help.
About the Role
You would contribute to a customer project focused on evaluating and mapping advanced cyber threat scenarios, and your work would shape how AI models learn, reason and perform. The listing says no prior AI experience is needed because your domain knowledge is what matters. Day to day you would map CTI cases to established taxonomies, write boundary cases that show where surveillance, attribution and intrusion-adjacent requests become impermissible, grade submitted threat responses for source reliability, analytic reasoning, stated limits and usefulness, and flag over-refusal. You would also document tricky nation-state edge cases and give short written and verbal feedback.
Career Impact & Growth Opportunity
The listing offers the chance to influence how next-generation AI systems assess threats. It describes no promotion path and the role is a contract, so treat it as flexible expert work and ask how long it is expected to run.
Why This Role Matters
AI that refuses everything is useless to defenders, and AI that helps with everything is dangerous. Experienced analysts help draw the line in the right place.
Key Responsibilities
- Map CTI cases to established taxonomies, especially in surveillance and privacy evaluation
- Write boundary cases that separate permissible from impermissible surveillance, attribution and intrusion-adjacent requests
- Grade threat responses for source reliability, analytic reasoning, stated limits and usefulness
- Flag over-refusal so legitimate threat analysis is not declined
- Document challenging edge cases involving nation-state operations and advanced threats
- Give concise written and verbal feedback to improve AI threat assessment
Qualifications & Requirements
- Substantial cyber threat intelligence experience, especially where nation-state operations meet advanced threats
- Skill at telling legitimate defensive or analytic work from offensive or surveillance-focused requests
- Background in threat-actor attribution, APT tracking or adversary tactics and techniques
- Clear, structured writing in English and the ability to explain complex ideas verbally
- Experience mentoring, teaching or leading threat intelligence professionals
- Prior AI evaluation, red-teaming or QA work is a plus, but not required
About This Opportunity
The listing gives no pay rate, hours or contract length. Ask about the hourly or project rate, payment method and currency, expected weekly hours, contract term and who the end client is before you accept any work.
Who Should Apply
Experienced CTI analysts, APT trackers and threat researchers who can write clearly and use good judgement on sensitive requests should apply. The listing ends with “Apply Now!” and gives no email or link, so use the contact on the original posting.
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