Executive Escalations Manager

About the role

We're seeking an experienced Executive Escalations Manager to be a founding member of a new pillar of our Operations organization: Community & Executive Escalations. This role is the front line of how Anthropic protects its reputation when high-stakes user issues surface through executive channels. You'll help stand up the function from scratch and operate it day-to-day. You'll be the person building the playbooks and escalation criteria, triaging incoming escalations, and running them to resolution alongside cross-functional partners. The ideal candidate combines calm-under-fire judgment with sharp written communication and a bias toward action.

Responsibilities

• Build the team's playbooks, escalation criteria, tooling solutions, and SOPs to successfully manage escalations coming from Anthropic’s executive team
• Own executive escalations end-to-end during your coverage hours
• Communicate crisply with internal stakeholders: brief executives on live situations, give Comms partners the facts they need, and keep incident channels useful and current
• Write clear post-escalation reports that capture what happened, what we did, and what should change—so the next escalation is easier than the last
• Lead a recurring escalations insights forum: identify patterns across escalations and drive the resulting product and policy changes with partner teams

Requirements

• 6+ years of experience in escalation management, trust & safety operations, customer support, or a related front-line operations role—ideally at a consumer or developer platform
• Direct, hands-on experience running incidents or escalations: you've been the person investigating the issue, coordinating R&R with XFN partners, and writing executive comms
• Sharp written communication—you can brief a senior leader in three sentences and document an incident so the next responder can pick it up cold
• Excellent judgment under pressure
• Comfort coordinating across functions in real time and influencing partners without positional authority
• A pattern-detection mindset—you spot the