Senior Security Engineer (AI Safety), London, Lausanne

Company: Isomorphic Labs
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will architect and secure an AI-first drug discovery platform at Isomorphic Labs, bridging ML research, platform engineering, and defense. You’ll build risk frameworks for AI/ML in life sciences, protect model artifacts, and embed security into training and inference. You’ll lead AI-specific incident response and drive model-driven defenses to safeguard IP while accelerating innovation. Join a mission to push digital biology forward with rigorous security and collaboration.

Pay / Benefits

  • hybrid working

Responsibilities

  • Adversarial threat modeling for AI/ML vulnerabilities within an AI-powered life sciences platform
  • Establish granular protection for ML model weights, code, and training data
  • Design scalable guardrails, sandboxing, and monitoring for the LLM ecosystem (including ADK, MCP)
  • Implement security controls across the ML lifecycle from data ingestion to inference
  • Lead AI security incident response and automate threat hunting using ML techniques
  • Automate risk posture monitoring and compliance metrics aligned with regulatory requirements
  • Develop and implement AI safety standards in coordination with Legal, Compliance, and partners

Key requirements

  • Deep understanding of deep learning frameworks (e.g., JAX, PyTorch, TensorFlow) and large-scale cloud training/inference
  • Familiarity with AI security threat vectors (prompt injection, data poisoning) and frameworks like OWASP Top 10 for LLMs or MITRE ATLAS
  • Experience securing agentic frameworks (ADK, MCP) and agent-to-agent identity controls
  • Cloud security expertise (GCP preferred), container security, multi-cloud/SaaS integrations, network isolation
  • Ability to translate ML risk into actionable engineering tasks for leadership
  • Production-grade Python coding for security tooling and policy enforcement
  • Strong translational communication to collaborate with AI researchers
  • Ambiguity navigation
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Clear technical communication
  • JAX
  • PyTorch
  • TensorFlow

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Posted: October 1st, 2026