Communications Manager, The Anthropic Institute

About Anthropic Anthropic’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems. About the role As a Communications Manager at Anthropic, you will bring The Anthropic Institute's research to the world. The Institute works to advance the public conversation around AI, publishing findings so that policymakers, researchers, journalists, and the public can reckon with what's here and prepare for what's ahead. You will provide dedicated communications coverage for the Institute's two largest and fastest growing research engines: 1) Economic Research, which tracks AI's effect on jobs, wages, and the broader economy through the Anthropic Economic Index and labor market analysis, and 2) Societal Impacts, which studies how Claude is actually used, from workplace impacts and personal guidance to Claude's values and frontier agent use. You’ll also support TAI’s other teams, including Special Projects and the Frontier Red Team. In this role, you'll drive research tracking, publication strategy, and reactive press across both portfolios, including launches like quarterly Economic Index releases and the rollout of the new Economic Research Fund. You'll partner closely with the Economic Research and Societal Impacts research teams day to day, work alongside the Deputy Communications Lead, and coordinate with Anthropic's broader communications, policy, and editorial teams to keep messaging aligned while maintaining the Institute's distinct voice. Responsibilities • Drive day-to-day communications for the Economic Research and Societal Impacts teams, including research tracking, publication planning, and reactive press • Lead communications planning and launch execution for the Anthropic Economic Index, recurring labor market analyses, and new research initiatives like the Economic Research Fund • Develop narratives that translate technical and quantitative research for audiences well beyond specialist communities • Build and maintain relationships with reporters across economics, labor, technology, research, and general interest outlets, along with academic economists and think tank researchers • Draft communications plans, briefing documents, talking points, press materials, and social content • Manage reactive press on sensitive findings in partnership with the Communications Lead, Deputy Communications Lead, and policy team • Partner with policy and editorial teams on publishing strategy, ensuring research reaches the largest appropriate audience through the Anthropic blog, the Institute's site, microsites, interactive experiences, video, and audio • Present researchers for media interviews, podcast appearances, and speaking engagements, and prepare them to succeed in those moments • Partner with Institute communications leadership on major announcements and milestone engagements • Build repeatable rollout playbooks and processes that allow a lean team to cover a growing research portfolio • Track both teams' research agendas to shape findings early and plan publications months in advance You may be a good fit if you • Have deep communications experience, with significant depth in research, science, economics, or policy communications • Have a track record of translating complex, technical, or academic research into public narratives that reach audiences well beyond specialist communities • Are comfortable reading and interrogating quantitative research, and can engage substantively and credibly with the researchers who produce it • Have strong, active media relationshi