Open Philanthropy's x3 Global Remote Job Positions are part of its effort to hire talented individuals for remote roles across its priority areas, including global health, AI, and other cause areas. The positions exist to bring in diverse, high-capability researchers and operators to support Open Philanthropy's mission of giving effectively and solving major global problems.

- Demonstrated exceptional ability and track record in research, analysis, or operations. - Strong alignment with Open Philanthropy's focus areas (e.g., global health, AI, biosecurity, and other cause areas). - Ability to work independently and remotely, with strong communication and collaboration skills. - Evidence of quantitative and analytical rigor, as well as creative problem-solving. - For research roles: publications, preprints, or other outputs that show independent thinking and impact. - For operations roles: project management, product management, or technical infrastructure experience. - Fit with Open Philanthropy's culture: intellectual honesty, open-mindedness, and a focus on high-impact work. - Eligibility: Open to global applicants; remote work from any location; no specific degree requirement, but advanced degrees or equivalent experience are valued.

Open Philanthropy does not publicly list past winners for these specific job postings. However, typical hires include researchers with PhDs or equivalent experience in economics, AI, biosecurity, or global health, as well as operations professionals with strong technical backgrounds. They often come from top universities, think tanks, or tech companies, and have a track record of impactful work.

The ideal applicant is a highly autonomous, intellectually rigorous individual with a proven track record of producing high-quality research or operational results in a relevant field. They are comfortable with remote work, can manage complex projects, and are deeply committed to using evidence and reason to improve the world. They likely have a strong quantitative background and experience with interdisciplinary problems.