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# Research Engineer, Agentic Security for Gemini, DeepMind

- **Company:** Google LLC
- **Location:** Mountain View, CA, United States
- **Salary:** $174,000.0 - $252,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Python (Programming Language), Machine Learning, Open Source Technology, Pytorch, Agentic-AI, Google Gemini, DeepMind
- **Published:** October 7, 2026
- **Apply:** https://dejobs.org/x/x/743DE9E7FA1F40AD97184C5B69EFC85E/job/

## About the Role

* Master's degree in Computer Science or related quantitative field.
 * 1 year of experience in training or fine-tuning generative models to improve capabilities.
 * Experience in one of the machine learning safety, security, privacy, or alignment fields.
 * Experience in one machine learning framework such as JAX or PyTorch.
 * Experience building readabl and reusable ML software.

Preferred qualifications:

 * Experience with JAX, PyTorch, or similar machine learning platforms.
 * Experience in Python through strong artifacts in building readable, scalable, reusable ML software.

## Description

* Build post-training data and tools to improve Gemini's security & privacy capabilities across coding, personal assistant, and other agentic capabilities; integrating improvements into latest versions of Gemini.
 * Coordinate closely with stakeholders working on Gemini's tool use, coding and other agentic capabilities to ensure security & privacy gains in the model do not impact Gemini's utility.
 * Collaborate with other team members to improve our adversarial evaluation (auto-red teaming) techniques and out-of-model guardrails.
 * Amplify the impact by generalizing solutions into reusable libraries and frameworks for protecting agents and models across Google, and by sharing knowledge through publications, open source, and education.