Risk Management Graduate Intern in United States

About the Team At OpenAI, our User Safety & Risk Operations (USRO) team helps protect our products and users from abuse, fraud, safety risks, and other forms of misuse. We operate at the front line of real-world safety and risk management, translating user and operational signals into timely decisions, effective interventions, and improvements to our systems. This role sits on a team focused on building operational capacity for new, ambiguous, and fast-moving areas of work. The team defines what needs to be built, creates the operating model to support it, and works with partner teams to make the work scalable and durable over time. About the Role We are seeking a Device Safety & Risk Operations Specialist to build the safety operating model for a new category of consumer hardware. This is a senior individual-contributor role for someone who can turn emerging product risks and incomplete requirements into practical workflows, controls, launch plans, and durable systems. You will define how product-safety incidents, critical escalations, regulated cases, and privacy-sensitive issues should be identified, investigated, escalated, resolved, and learned from. You will also establish operational requirements for case management, data access, decision logging, quality assurance, monitoring, and cross-functional response. You will stand up priority workflows through launch and early operations, then help transition them into durable homes across USRO and partner teams. The right person combines deep operational judgment with strong technical and hardware product fluency. They can move from executive-level risk framing to detailed workflow design, tabletop exercises, launch readiness, frontline guidance, and post-launch improvement. Location / work model: San Francisco, CA; hybrid, 3 days/week in-office. Please note: This role may involve exposure to sensitive or concerning material. Strong discretion, judgment, and resilience are essential. In This Role, You Will:

About the Team At OpenAI, our User Safety & Risk Operations (USRO) team helps protect our products and users from abuse, fraud, safety risks, and other forms of misuse. We operate at the front line of real-world safety and risk management, translating user and operational signals into timely decisions, effective interventions, and improvements to our systems. This role sits on a team focused on building operational capacity for new, ambiguous, and fast-moving areas of work. The team defines what needs to be built, creates the operating model to support it, and works with partner teams to make the work scalable and durable over time. About the Role We are seeking a Device Safety & Risk Operations Specialist to build the safety operating model for a new category of consumer hardware. This is a senior individual-contributor role for someone who can turn emerging product risks and incomplete requirements into practical workflows, controls, launch plans, and durable systems. You will define how product-safety incidents, critical escalations, regulated cases, and privacy-sensitive issues should be identified, investigated, escalated, resolved, and learned from. You will also establish operational requirements for case management, data access, decision logging, quality assurance, monitoring, and cross-functional response. You will stand up priority workflows through launch and early operations, then help transition them into durable homes across USRO and partner teams. The right person combines deep operational judgment with strong technical and hardware product fluency. They can move from executive-level risk framing to detailed workflow design, tabletop exercises, launch readiness, frontline guidance, and post-launch improvement. Location / work model: San Francisco, CA; hybrid, 3 days/week in-office. Please note: This role may involve exposure to sensitive or concerning material. Strong discretion, judgment, and resilience are essential. In This Role, You Will:

About the Team OpenAI’s mission is to ensure that general-purpose artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity. We believe that achieving our goal requires effective engagement with public policy stakeholders and the broader community impacted by AI. Accordingly, our Global Affairs team builds authentic, collaborative relationships with public officials and the broader AI policymaking community to inform and support our shared work in these domains. We ensure that insights from policymakers inform our work and – in collaboration with our colleagues and external stakeholders – seek to shape policy so that it aligns with and supports our mission. About the role OpenAI is looking for an Applied Risk Standards Specialist to lead standards work for applied risk in applications, including mental health, youth safety, age assurance, functional efficacy, reliability, and privacy-related risks. You will help turn internal research, safety policies, and evaluation methods into technically sound, measurable, and adaptable standards that build public trust and support responsible deployment. This role sits within our AI standards and global assurance function in Global Affairs. Working closely with Safety Systems, Research, Product, Model Policy, Legal, and third-party evaluators, you will author proposals, negotiate requirements, and represent OpenAI in priority standards bodies. You will take on the drafting and external engagement needed to advance this work, enabling technical experts to focus on the underlying methods and evidence. You will also bring emerging requirements back into internal planning before they become established expectations. Alongside this primary portfolio, you will support the AI Standards and Global Assurance Lead on frontier AI assurance, contributing to risk-management standards, evaluation and benchmarking requirements, and approaches to independent assessment. The role connects technical practice with external standards. It does not replace t

Join a pioneering team at the forefront of financial technology innovation. We are building a cutting-edge, agentic AI platform designed to revolutionize the end-to-end credit risk model development lifecycle. By leveraging the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) and intelligent workflows, we aim to augment our quantitative modelers, dramatically increasing their productivity, enhancing model governance, and accelerating the delivery of critical risk models. We are seeking a senior, hands-on technology leader to drive this transformation. In this role, you will partner directly with quantitative analysts and key stakeholders to shape the most impactful use cases and then lead a team of talented developers to design, build, and deploy the generative AI platform that brings this vision to life. Key Responsibilities Strategic Vision & Stakeholder Partnership: Collaborate closely with quantitative model developers, Model Risk Management (MRM), and business leaders to deeply understand their pain points and translate them into a technical vision and product roadmap. Identify, scope, and prioritize use cases for the agentic workflow platform, ensuring they deliver measurable value and align with strategic objectives. Serve as the primary technical liaison between the engineering team and its users, ensuring a tight feedback loop and continuous alignment. Platform Design & Hands-On Development: Lead the architectural design of a scalable, robust, and secure agentic AI platform, including core components for orchestration, knowledge retrieval (e.g. RAG), and tool integration. Engage in hands-on software development to build foundational components, create proofs-of-concept, and tackle the most complex technical challenges. Design and implement secure integrations with internal data sources, external APIs, and various LLMs, ensuring compliance

We’re building a world of health around every individual — shaping a more connected, convenient and compassionate health experience. At CVS Health®, you’ll be surrounded by passionate colleagues who care deeply, innovate with purpose, hold ourselves accountable and prioritize safety and quality in everything we do. Join us and be part of something bigger – helping to simplify health care one person, one family and one community at a time. Position Summary The Lead Director, Stop Loss Relationship Management will serve as the single accountable owner for enterprise stop loss relationship strategy, governance, escalation management, and operational performance. This role is responsible for creating a more disciplined, scalable, and consistent operating model across stop loss carriers, internal business partners, and cross-functional stakeholders. This leader will address current gaps in ownership, decision rights, escalation pathways, and carrier performance that are contributing to delays, disputes, reimbursement challenges, and financial exposure. The role will centralize accountability for stop loss-related funding decisions, risk acceptance, issue resolution, and carrier engagement, ensuring clearer governance, faster resolution of high-cost claim issues, and improved predictability across the stop loss ecosystem. The ideal candidate is a strong enterprise relationship leader with deep experience managing complex, cross-functional programs, executive-level stakeholders, financial risk, operational escalations, and external partner performance. This individual must be highly effective at driving alignment, establishing governance, improving processes, and influencing outcomes across matrixed teams. What You Will Do Serve

Job Requisition ID # 26WD100179 Position Overview The Trust Risk Manager leads the Trust Risk Program at Autodesk and manages a multidisciplinary organization that includes Third-Party Risk Management as well as senior risk professionals. T rust Risk at Autodesk is an established team and program . W e are looking for a leader with the lived experience of operationalizing a risk program that is Trusted by leaders and executives to drive risk-based decisions in the areas of Trust – Security, Privacy, Trusted AI, and Resilience. This individual will report directly to the Director of Trust Governance, Risk, and Compliance. The successful candidate will bring deep expertise in at least one Trust risk domain and sufficient breadth across security, privacy, trusted AI, resilience, and third-party risk to integrate specialist perspectives into an enterprise risk view. Operationalizing risk management and working with executive stakeholders is as much of an art as it is science . Th e Trust Risk Manager needs to have lived, practical experience to g

About the Team At OpenAI, our User Safety & Risk Operations (USRO) team helps protect our products and users from abuse, fraud, safety risks, and other forms of misuse. We operate at the front line of real-world safety and risk management, translating user and operational signals into timely decisions, effective interventions, and improvements to our systems. This role sits on a new team within USRO focused on building operational capacity for new, ambiguous, or fast-moving areas of work. The team helps define what needs to be built, creates the operating model to support it, and works with partner teams to make the work scalable and durable over time. As a Strategic Operations Lead, you will focus on large, cross-functional initiatives that require clear thinking, technical fluency, strong execution, and the ability to bring structure to undefined problems. About the Role We are seeking a Strategic Operations Lead to drive new and existing strategic operating builds across User Safety & Risk Operations. This is a senior IC role for someone who can turn broad, undefined priorities into clear operating models, launch plans, requirements, stakeholder alignment, documentation, reporting, and execution rhythms. This role will often support initiatives where OpenAI is developing new products or partnerships and the operating model is still being defined. These programs have a direct user safety and risk nexus because new deployment models can change what signals OpenAI can see, who owns response decisions, and how user-impacting risks are detected, escalated, and resolved. You will clarify what OpenAI owns, what partner teams own, what signals we can reliably monitor, how issues should be escalated, and how the workflow should evolve from launch support into a durable operating model. The right person is highly strategic and deeply practical. They can move from executive-level framing to detailed workflow design, stakeholder management, SOPs, launch readiness, ri

About the Team The compute infrastructure team runs the GPU fleet and large-scale compute clusters that serve the models backing ChatGPT and the API, while also supporting training workloads for our next generation models. We operate a large, modern GPU fleet and provide a unified platform for other OpenAI teams to seamlessly run production Applied AI and Research training workloads. We seek to learn from deployment and distribute the benefits of AI, while ensuring that this powerful tool is used responsibly and safely. Safety is more important to us than unfettered growth. About the Role You will be part of an engineer-first TPM team as a Technical Program Manager for Compute Infrastructure who owns the end-to-end delivery of large-scale GPU clusters, partnering with engineers to bring clusters online across external providers and partners. You’ll run a broad, parallel portfolio spanning hardware, networking, power, and cooling—driving execution, risk management, and crisp alignment from working teams through leadership to deliver production-ready capacity at scale. This role is based in San Francisco, CA. We use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees. In this role, you will: Lead end-to-end delivery of both New Compute SKUs and large-scale GPU clusters across an external partner ecosystem while supporting capacity planning for training and inference. Ability to contextually drive multi-threaded bring-up programs spanning hardware, networking, power, and cooling—owning plans, dependencies, and critical paths. Interface with chip providers to derisk long-term onboarding to new hardware platforms by working across kernels, comms, hardware, and scheduling engineering teams. Build and operationalize program mechanisms (roadmaps, milestones, risk registers, runbooks) that make delivery predictable at massive scale. Partner with engineering to improve cluster turn-up reliability, repeatability, and automation

Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone’s reach while doing the most important work of your career. About the team Fraud Strategy is responsible for building scaled fraud mitigation systems that prevent fraud and protect the financial ecosystem, while minimizing disruption to good users. The fraud team’s mission is to protect Stripe, our users, and the broader financial ecosystem from actors who abuse Stripe accounts for financial gain. What you’ll do As a Fraud Strategist, you will be responsible for building strategies to mitigate fraud (buyer fraud, seller fraud and account fraud) on new and existing Stripe products. You will enable safer money movement for our users and help Stripe manage fraud risks intelligently. The stakes are high, and you will be up against ever-evolving challenges. You will face some of the most complex and dynamic problems at the company, and the nature of your work will evolve rapidly to combat new and more sophisticated challenges to Stripe's integrity in the financial ecosystem. You'll partner closely with Product, Engineering, Data Science, Operations and other Risk Strategy functions to ensure fraud controls are embedded in every Stripe product. Beyond protecting against fraud risk, you'll drive innovation in how Stripe approaches fraud management— staying ahead of emerging fraud trends and pushing the boundaries of what effective, scalable fraud risk management looks like at a global payments company. Responsibilities Monitor portfolio to identify, mitigate and predict risky behavior that could result in loss

The Assurance, Risk and Compliance (ARC) Initiatives team at MongoDB owns the governance and delivery of key cross-functional security risk and compliance initiatives. The team designs and executes programs that support compliance audits, risk assessments, common control frameworks, operating cadences, and executive reporting that strengthen the organization’s assurance, risk management and compliance objectives. The policy and controls governance pillar is responsible for the structure, standards and operating mechanisms that keep MongoDB’s security policies, standards, procedures, and controls governance processes current, aligned, auditable and scalable across the organization. This includes ownership of the policy lifecycle, common controls framework governance, issue management, and the review cadences and cross-functional coordination needed to maintain strong governance maturity and audit readiness. This role sits under the Assurance, Risk and Compliance function within the Global Security Office and reports to the Director of ARC Initiatives. This role will be based remotely in the United States Responsibilities: Scope of Ownership Policy governance program ownership, including policy lifecycle management, documentation standards, review and approval cadences, change tracking, and exception governance Controls governance ownership, including common controls framework lifecycle management, control harmonization, framework mapping, and processes that support audit readiness and scalable control oversight Governance over supporting systems and workflows, including Jira, GRC tooling, documentation repositories, and reporting structures, that enable consistent execution and visibility Issue management and remediation governance, including intake, triage, tracking, and reporting for timely closure of findings Executive-ready reporting and metrics for policy health, controls maturity, policy exceptions and broader program effectiveness Program Leadership Own

Privacy Program Manager Description - Privacy Program Manager - Products & Services Privacy Job Summary This role is responsible for providing strategic privacy advisory, guidance and program management support to HP's Products & Services organizations to ensure compliance with global privacy, data protection, AI governance, and regulatory requirements. The role partners closely with product, engineering, legal, security, data governance, and business teams to embed privacy-by-design principles throughout the product lifecycle, assess privacy risks, and drive implementation of compliant solutions that enable innovation while protecting customer, employee, and partner data. The role leads privacy initiatives, manages complex cross-functional programs, develops governance processes, and serves as a trusted advisor to stakeholders on privacy requirements impacting products, services, digital platforms, AI/ML solutions, and emerging technologies. Success in this role requires strong program management, risk assessment, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory interpretation skills. Responsibilities Manage and lead privacy programs supporting HP Products & Services teams to ensure compliance with global privacy and data protection regulations, including GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, LGPD, PIPL, and other applicable international requirements. Serve as a trusted privacy advisor for product, service, software, AI/ML, cloud, and digital platform initiatives by providing practical guidance throughout the development lifecycle. Conduct and facilitate Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs), Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), AI risk assessments, and related reviews to identify and mitigate privacy risks. Partner with business, engineering, legal, cybersecurity, data governance, and compliance stakeholders to in

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. At Micron-Boise, ID, we are undergoing a historic $15 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing; construction began in early 2023, with DRAM production slated for the second half of the decade. As a leader in the semiconductor industry, we build solutions that inspire and transform technology. With plans to invest more than $150 billion globally over the next decade in leading-edge manufacturing, we are looking for passionate people to join our Boise expansion team and contribute to the growth and innovation of the semiconductor industry. As a Senior CVD/PVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition/ Physical Vapor Deposition) Process Engineer you will be primarily responsible for starting up, developing, and optimizing processes to improve product quality, driving process yield improvements, cost reduction, productivity improvement and risk management as well as resolving manufacturing line problems. Your expertise will give to the production of high-quality semiconductor components that are pivotal to our customers' success. You will work closely with multi-functional teams to tackle process issues and implement solutions that improve efficiency and yield. Your passion for engineering and willingness to learn will help us overcome the challenges of this fast-paced industry. We are looking for someone who enjoys hands-on work, values collaboration, and is eager to dive deep into the technical aspects of semiconductor manufacturing. Responsibilities Process area knowledge DRAM development and

The Undersea Systems Division at Leidos currently has an opening for a Technical Deputy Program Manager to support a customer site in San Diego, California. This is an exciting opportunity to apply systems engineering, naval operations, test and evaluation, and technical project-management experience in support of large-scale fleet activities and critical maritime missions. The selected candidate will serve as the onsite Technical Deputy Program Manager and senior technical representative, working closely with the Leidos Project Manager, customer leadership, engineers, fleet personnel, operational stakeholders, and government representatives. The position will support day-to-day onsite execution of program activities while also contributing directly to systems engineering, integration, test, and evaluation efforts. Primary Responsibilities: Serve as the onsite senior technical representative for Leidos at the customer site in San Diego. Work side by side with customer leadership and technical personnel to support day-to-day program execution and mission priorities. Support the Leidos Project Manager with program planning, execution, customer coordination, schedule management, risk management, and delivery of program commitments. Lead and coordinate engineering activities across multiple technical disciplines and stakeholder organizations. Translate customer operational needs into technically sound engineering approaches, priorities, requirements, and recommendations. Coordinate with engineers, subcontractors, fleet personnel, operators, government stakeholders, and program leadership to resolve technical and operational issues. Track technical scope, milestones, schedules, deliverables, action items, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions. Maintain project-management artifacts, including project plans, schedules, milestone trackers, risk and issue registers, a

The Undersea Systems Division at Leidos currently has an opening for a Senior Systems Engineer to support a customer site in San Diego, California. This is an exciting opportunity to apply systems engineering, naval operations, test and evaluation, and technical project-management experience in support of large-scale fleet activities and critical maritime missions. The selected candidate will serve as the onsite Senior Systems Engineer and senior technical representative, working closely with the Leidos Project Manager, customer leadership, engineers, fleet personnel, operational stakeholders, and government representatives. The position will support day-to-day onsite execution of program activities while also contributing directly to systems engineering, integration, test, and evaluation efforts. Primary Responsibilities: Serve as the onsite senior technical representative for Leidos at the customer site in San Diego. Work side by side with customer leadership and technical personnel to support day-to-day program execution and mission priorities. Support the Leidos Project Manager with program planning, execution, customer coordination, schedule management, risk management, and delivery of program commitments. Lead and coordinate engineering activities across multiple technical disciplines and stakeholder organizations. Translate customer operational needs into technically sound engineering approaches, priorities, requirements, and recommendations. Coordinate with engineers, subcontractors, fleet personnel, operators, government stakeholders, and program leadership to resolve technical and operational issues. Track technical scope, milestones, schedules, deliverables, action items, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions. Maintain project-management artifacts, including project plans, schedules, milestone trackers, risk and issue registers, action-item logs, a

The Undersea Systems Division at Leidos currently has an opening for a Systems Engineer to support a customer site in San Diego, California. This is an exciting opportunity to apply systems engineering, naval operations, test and evaluation, and technical project-management experience in support of large-scale fleet activities and critical maritime missions. The selected candidate will serve as the onsite Systems Engineer and senior technical representative, working closely with the Leidos Project Manager, customer leadership, engineers, fleet personnel, operational stakeholders, and government representatives. The position will support day-to-day onsite execution of program activities while also contributing directly to systems engineering, integration, test, and evaluation efforts. Primary Responsibilities: Serve as the onsite senior technical representative for Leidos at the customer site in San Diego. Work side by side with customer leadership and technical personnel to support day-to-day program execution and mission priorities. Support the Leidos Project Manager with program planning, execution, customer coordination, schedule management, risk management, and delivery of program commitments. Lead and coordinate engineering activities across multiple technical disciplines and stakeholder organizations. Translate customer operational needs into technically sound engineering approaches, priorities, requirements, and recommendations. Coordinate with engineers, subcontractors, fleet personnel, operators, government stakeholders, and program leadership to resolve technical and operational issues. Track technical scope, milestones, schedules, deliverables, action items, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions. Maintain project-management artifacts, including project plans, schedules, milestone trackers, risk and issue registers, action-item logs, and status rep