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Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC

Anthropic · Remote-Friendly (Travel Required) | San Francisco, CA

Education

  • Level: Bachelor's degree
Security Governance, Risk & ComplianceHybrid

Key Skills

Supplier Security AssessmentsRisk ManagementLLM Workflow DevelopmentPrompt EngineeringSaaS Security ConfigurationSSOSCIMIssue Management

Notes

['Remote-friendly (travel required)', 'Internship position']

About the Role Anthropic’s Supplier Security & Assurance (SSA) team within Security GRC assesses the security of vendors, evaluates compliance with security requirements, and provides approval decisions. Interns will run end‑to‑end supplier security assessments, manage issue remediation, and contribute to tooling and program improvements. Responsibilities Run supplier security assessments: review evidence, evaluate controls, determine residual risk, and route deeper assessments. Operate issue management and risk treatment: document findings, assign owners, set due dates, drive remediation, and update the risk register. Run continuous monitoring after approval: trigger reassessments on data classification changes, new SOC 2 reports, sub‑processor additions, or vendor incidents. Improve the program: identify gaps in questionnaires, requirements, and tooling; propose fixes and manage roadmap items. Tune and maintain Claude‑powered assessment platform: prompt development, questionnaire design, calibration, and output QA. Contribute to KPI and KRI reporting on coverage, cycle time, residual risk, open issues, and reassessments. Requirements Experience running supplier security assessments end to end at a technology company. Working knowledge of risk fundamentals (inherent and residual risk, control effectiveness, compensating controls, risk acceptance). Ability to assess vendors across security domains and determine appropriate remediation paths. Track record of driving risk treatment to closure across teams. Experience building or tuning LLM‑backed workflows, prompts, and model output review. Experience building or operating issue management workflows with clear ownership and due dates. Technical knowledge of SaaS security configuration (SSO, SCIM, admin scoping, sharing defaults, audit log export).

Skills for this role

Supplier Security AssessmentsRisk ManagementLLM Workflow DevelopmentPrompt EngineeringSaaS Security ConfigurationSSOSCIMIssue Management
RoleSupplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC
CompanyAnthropic
LocationSan Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA | New York City, NY | Washington, DC
CompensationNot disclosed
Posted2026-09-18
DeadlineRolling

Typical process for this type of role

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  1. 1ApplicationSubmit your resume through the apply link.
  2. 2ScreeningRecruiter reviews your background against the role.
  3. 3AssessmentA technical test, assignment, or coding round, depending on the role.
  4. 4Interview(s)One or more rounds with the hiring team.
  5. 5OfferOffer letter with compensation and start date.

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Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC at Anthropic: frequently asked questions

Who can apply for the Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC role at Anthropic?
The listing asks for Bachelor's degree; freshers are welcome.
What skills does the Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC role require?
The listing highlights Supplier Security Assessments, Risk Management, LLM Workflow Development, Prompt Engineering, SaaS Security Configuration, SSO, SCIM, Issue Management. Show each of these in a project or past role on your resume.
What is the salary for this role?
Anthropic has not stated compensation in the listing. Check the original posting or ask during the application process.
Is the Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC position remote, hybrid or onsite?
The listing marks this role as hybrid, with Remote-Friendly (Travel Required) | San Francisco, CA as the location.
What is the application deadline?
Anthropic has not listed a fixed deadline, so apply early in case the opening is filled.
How do I apply for the Supplier Security & Assurance, Security GRC role?
Use the Apply button on this page. It opens the original listing on job-boards.greenhouse.io, where you submit your application with the company.

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