Applied AI Architect, Beneficial Deployments

Job description

Beneficial Deployments ensures AI reaches and benefits the communities that need it most. We partner with nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven organizations to deploy Claude in education, global health, economic mobility, and life sciences — focusing on raising the floor for those who need it most.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary technical advisor to a portfolio of health partners from discovery through deployment, turning their priorities into scoped use cases with clear measures of success.
• Design and demo solutions with Claude, the API, Claude Science and Claude Code across surveillance, outbreak response, data analysis and public communications.
• Guide partners through security review, data governance and procurement, from national agencies to field operations.
• Run workshops, trainings and tabletop exercises that build AI fluency across partner teams.
• Build reusable assets (reference designs, connectors, prompt and eval templates) so one partner's work helps the next.
• Spot patterns across partners, bring field insight back to Product and Research, and help partners measure what changed.
• Travel to partner sites for workshops, technical deep dives and relationship building.

Requirements

• 3+ years in customer-facing technical roles such as solutions architecture, sales engineering, forward-deployed engineering or technical consulting.
• Experience working with public health agencies, ministries of health, global health or humanitarian organizations, or similarly complex public institutions, including how they buy, adopt, and govern technology.
• A track record of making technology stick inside slow-moving organizations with many stakeholders.
• Hands-on experience building with LLM APIs: you can prototype a working demo. You don't need to write production code.
• Clear written and spoken communication across a broad audience. The ability to explain technical tradeoffs to epidemiologists, program leads, field teams and executives.
• Patience with long buying cycles, a knack for knowing how to make them go smoothly, and real care for public benefit.
• Comfort operating in ambiguity: you bring clarity to fuzzy problems, wear multiple hats and do whatever it takes to further the mission.
• Bonus if you've worked on disease surveillance, outbreak response, health information systems or emergency operations.