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Careers

Work where the finding matters more than the relationship

Deep Heuristics exists to reach conclusions other people find inconvenient. That requires a particular kind of practitioner, and a structure that protects them when they are right.

Disciplines

Where we hire

AI assurance Practitioners who can design an assessment, execute it, and defend the conclusion to a technical audience and a board.
AI security research Red teamers and researchers working on model, agent, and supply chain security.
Governance & regulation People who can translate obligations into controls that survive contact with a delivery schedule.
Platform engineering Engineers building the assessment, evidence, and monitoring systems the institution runs on.

What we offer

The terms of the work

No revenue targets for assessors
Assessment staff carry no sales quota and have no visibility of contract value during an engagement.
Protected findings
A finding you can evidence will not be softened for commercial reasons. Escalation to Independent Review is available to any assessor.
Published research
Security and governance researchers publish under their own names, subject to coordinated disclosure.
Structured development
Calibration exercises, peer review, and support toward recognised certifications in assurance and security.

Open roles

Current openings

The roles below are illustrative placeholders pending publication of live vacancies. Replace with real openings, or remove this section, before the site is published.

RoleDisciplineLocation
Senior AI Assurance ManagerAI assuranceChennai, India
AI Red Team LeadAI security researchChennai, India / Remote
Governance & Regulatory AnalystGovernance & regulationChennai, India
Senior Platform EngineerPlatform engineeringChennai, India / Remote

To register interest in any of the above, or to submit a speculative application, write to [email protected] with the role in the subject line.

Interested in working here?

Write to us with the discipline you work in and what you have found that others missed.