Data Science Manager, Integrity

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Data Science Manager, Integrity San Francisco, California, United States About the Team Integrity Data Science sits at the center of OpenAI's mission to deploy powerful AI responsibly. We help ensure people can trust our products by building measurement systems, experimentation practices, and detection/mitigation strategies that protect OpenAI and our users from misuse, fraud, and evolving adversarial behaviors. As the scope and urgency of Integrity work expands across product surfaces and go-to-market motion, we're hiring a dedicated Data Science Manager to scale the team, strengthen execution across multiple Integrity domains, and deepen partnership with Product, Engineering, Operations, and adjacent orgs (e.g., Growth, Ads). This role is based in our San Francisco HQ (in-office). About the Role As Data Science Manager, Integrity, you will lead a team of data scientists working across trust & safety, fraud prevention, risk analysis, measurement, and modeling. You'll be accountable for building a high-performing DS function that can keep pace with fast-moving threats-and for shaping the analytical strategy that informs how OpenAI detects, measures, and mitigates integrity risks at scale. This is a highly cross-functional leadership role. You'll help set the roadmap with Integrity Product/Engineering leaders, evolve team structure and operating rhythms, raise the bar on technical rigor (experimentation, causal inference, modeling, metrics), and develop a culture of proactive, high-leverage impact. Many of the challenges in this space are emergent-new misuse patterns appear as the technology and ecosystem evolves-so this role requires strong judgment, comfort with ambiguity, and an ability to build systems that scale. In this

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