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Movement Building Director

Evitable's founder has spent years convincing experts to take AI risk seriously. Evitable’s role is to bring this work to a broader audience: sounding the alarm, loudly and publicly, with our communications work.

This is a senior role requiring an ability to build out a program from the ground up. You’ll build the movement to transform the concerned public into an organized and mobilized base. You will set our movement building strategy and build the team that scales it.

In this role, you will work closely with our Director of Public Affairs. Comms will get the public's attention - your role will be to activate it.

Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California (in-person)

Employment type: Full-time

Compensation: $140,000 - $175,000, depending on experience, plus benefits

Application deadline: October 30, 2026 (applications reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply early)

View the full job description here.

Basic Information

Preferred Name

Surname

E-Mail Address

Do you have the right to work in the US?

Yes

Are you in the Bay Area, or are you willing to relocate to the SF Bay Area?

Yes

When would you be available to start this role? If you're uncertain, please state a range.

How did you hear about this role?

Please upload your resume/CV here, in PDF format:

Please provide links to any websites, online portfolios, and/or creative portfolios that you wish to share, along with information about why you chose to share those:

Interest & Fit

Why do you think you're a good candidate for this role? Include similar work experience, as well as personal interest or other factors.

What do you see as the most pressing challenges for organizing a social movement to stop further AI development and deployment, and why?

Role-Specific

We’d also like to ask you a couple of role-specific questions designed to help us better understand how you think and how you might approach questions such as these. Don’t overthink these, and know that we are most interested here in how you answer, rather than what.

Describe a base, program, or campaign that you built. How did it start? What was your role in growing it? What did you achieve?

Tell us about a time you mobilized people quickly to have a tangible impact. What did you ask people to do, and what was the result? What could have made it even more successful?

What are the most common causes of failure or success in movement building efforts? How would you apply these takeaways towards organizing a social movement to stop further AI development and deployment?