Work location: Ottawa (preferred), Montreal, or Toronto. Fully remote possible.
Note: must be based in Canada and eligible to work (citizen or existing work permit)
Overview and Purpose
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming our lives, and the next few years are critical to ensuring it benefits Canadians and that the growing risks to human life and democracy are mitigated. The narratives and campaigns launched this year have the potential to shape events for years to come.
AIGS is Canada's leading civil society voice on frontier AI. We've produced cutting edge policy, delivered 7 expert testimonies to Parliament, earned national media coverage, and attracted over 800 volunteer sign-ups. Our first four years were driven by founding Executive Director Wyatt Tessari L'Allié and a dedicated team of volunteers. Now that we have some funding, we're hiring a Head of Communications to help us own the stage and deliver on our core objectives for 2026/27:
In this role, you would own the communications function of a leading AI-policy voice just as public concern about AI is surging. You'll have the freedom to do what's needed and be held responsible for the outcome. If you thrive in small team environments when the stakes are high and the playbook doesn't exist yet, this role could be for you.
Sneak peek: see an early draft of the upcoming "Intro to AIGS" video here.
Deliverables
Working with the Executive Director, the Head of Operations, volunteers, and contractors, the Head of Communications will over the next 12 months: