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# Ai Red Team Tester

- **Company:** Alignerr
- **Location:** Huelva, Spain (Remote available)
- **Contract:** Contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Red Team (Cyber Security), Software Safety, Chatbots, Large Language Models
- **Published:** September 16, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.buscojobs.com.es/ai-red-team-tester-en-huelva-ID-370563985

## About the Role

Comfortable thinking adversarially - you instinctively look for what could go wrong
Systematic and detail-oriented in how you document and communicate findings
Strong written communicator who can clearly explain complex failure scenarios
Self-motivated and reliable working independently in an async environment
No hacking, cybersecurity, or AI background required
Nice to Have
Experience in creative writing, debate, philosophy, or critical analysis
Familiarity with large language models or AI chatbots as an everyday user
Background in QA testing, research, journalism, or logic-based fields
Interest in AI ethics, safety, or responsible AI development

## Description

About The RoleWhat if your curiosity and creative thinking could make AI safer for millions of people? We're looking for AI Red Team Testers to do exactly that - probing, prodding, and challenging AI systems to uncover their blind spots before they cause real harm. This isn't a typical testing role. You'll think like an adversary, craft clever prompts, and push AI models to their limits. Your findings will feed directly into safety research at the forefront of AI development. No security background required - just a sharp, inquisitive mind and a knack for finding things that don't belong.Organization: AlignerrType: Hourly ContractLocation: RemoteCommitment: ***** hours/weekWhat You'll DoDesign imaginative prompts and scenarios specifically aimed at exposing AI weaknessesAttempt to elicit incorrect, unsafe, biased, or inappropriate outputs from AI modelsDocument every failure mode you discover with clear, reproducible stepsRate the severity and potential impact of identified issuesContribute structured, detailed reports that inform AI safety and research teamsCollaborate asynchronously with safety engineers and researchers across the globeWho You AreA naturally curious, creative thinker who enjoys puzzles, edge cases, and poking holes in thingsComfortable thinking adversarially - you instinctively look for what could go wrongSystematic and detail-oriented in how you document and communicate findingsStrong written communicator who can clearly explain complex failure scenariosSelf-motivated and reliable working independently in an async environmentNo hacking, cybersecurity, or AI background requiredNice to HaveExperience in creative writing, debate, philosophy, or critical analysisFamiliarity with large language models or AI chatbots as an everyday userBackground in QA testing, research, journalism, or logic-based fieldsInterest in AI ethics, safety, or responsible AI developmentWhy Join UsWork on meaningful AI safety projects alongside leading research labsFully remote and flexible - set your own schedule and work from anywhereFreelance autonomy with structured, engaging task-based workContribute to responsible AI development that has a real impact on how AI systems behave in the worldPotential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch#J-*****-Ljbffr


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