Applied AI Engineer, Beneficial Deployments (Life Sciences)
Anthropic is hiring for Applied AI Engineer, Beneficial Deployments (Life Sciences) in San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY. Mid level. First seen September 30, 2026; open as of November 12, 2026. Jobs taken straight from company career pages — no aggregator in between.
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- Company
- Anthropic
- Where
- San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY
- Level
- Mid
- First seen
- September 30, 2026
- Listed via
- Greenhouse
What the posting says
You'll work directly with flagship research partners like Howard Hughes Medical Institute and The Allen Institute, embedded in their scientific workflows. This isn't consulting from the outside — you'll be building alongside their engineers, prototyping agents that fit into real research pipelines, and developing the ecosystem-level tooling (MCP servers, benchmarks, reusable agent skills) that extends Claude's usefulness across the broader life sciences community. This role will be part of the founding Beneficial Deployments applied AI team focused on bringing more of life sciences closer to…
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