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Anthropic company · OPEN ROLE
- Company
- Make reliable AI work inside the customer’s permissions and daily routines.
- Role
- Coordinate Korea compute sites, power, financing and construction.
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What you will do
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Responsibilities
- Coordinate Korea compute development from site selection through construction and operations, targeting gigawatts of future capacity.
- Coordinate leasing, energy, financing, government and policy, community engagement and construction workstreams.
- Guide specialists hired and managed centrally in San Francisco, rather than through direct reporting authority.
- Represent Anthropic with government, utilities and industry; maintain relationships and surface parallel-project risks.
- Connect global compute priorities with Korea’s regulatory, political and market conditions.
What you need
- Have an energy, infrastructure or related-sector background.
- Learn new fields quickly, think structurally and communicate with senior government, utility and industry stakeholders.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams without direct authority, organize concurrent workstreams and structure ambiguous problems.
- A bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education, training or experience in a field relevant to the role.
- The hybrid policy expects at least 25% office attendance; some roles require more.
Good to have
- Korean nationality with established government and energy-industry links is strongly preferred, even though listed under Requirements.
- Large-scale infrastructure/datacenter development, relevant national or local government relationships, and capital-intensive project experience.
- Familiarity with compute, cloud or datacenter industries.
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Checked 2026-10-18