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The Sales Commission Analyst will work with Sales Management, Sales Operations, and Finance in ... Excellent verbal and written communications skills * Experience using Customer Relationship ...

The Sales Commission Analyst will work with Sales Management, Sales Operations, and Finance in ... Excellent verbal and written communications skills * Experience using Customer Relationship ...

Sr. Sales Commission Analyst

San Jose, CA ยท On-site

$134K - $143K/yr

The Sr. Sales Commission Analyst will work with Sales Management, Sales Operations, and Finance in ... Excellent verbal and written communications skills * Experience using Customer Relationship ...

Join Our Team as a Gaming Commission Regulator! Are you detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate ... Interviewing, interrogation, investigative and report writing skills * Ability to obtain, assemble ...

Join Our Team as a Gaming Commission Regulator! Are you detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate ... Interviewing, interrogation, investigative and report writing skills * Ability to obtain, assemble ...

Support proposal development by assembling visual and written content and contributing to proposal ... Very strong performance-based quarterly commission plans * 401k with company match (eligible after ...

Commissions Analyst

San Jose, CA ยท On-site

$66K - $93K/yr

Review underlying data and commission statements for completeness, accuracy, and reasonableness ... Excellent written and verbal communication - you can explain compensation mechanics clearly to both ...

Join Our Team as a Gaming Commission Regulator! Are you detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate ... Interviewing, interrogation, investigative and report writing skills * Ability to obtain, assemble ...

Commissions Analyst

San Jose, CA ยท On-site

$66K - $93K/yr

Review underlying data and commission statements for completeness, accuracy, and reasonableness ... Excellent written and verbal communication -- you can explain compensation mechanics clearly to ...

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What is commission writing?

Commission writing is the process of creating written content based on specific requests or requirements from a client. This can include a wide range of content types such as articles, stories, reports, or marketing materials. Commissioned writers work closely with clients to understand their needs and produce tailored content, often adhering to set deadlines and guidelines. The work may be one-time or ongoing, depending on the arrangement. Many freelance writers and agencies offer commission writing services for businesses, organizations, and individuals.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a commission writer?

To thrive as a Commission Writer, you need excellent writing and research skills, a strong grasp of grammar, and often a relevant degree in English, communications, or a related field. Familiarity with content management systems, word processing software, and sometimes SEO tools or style guides is typically required. Strong client communication, adaptability, and time management are critical soft skills for meeting diverse client needs and tight deadlines. These abilities ensure the delivery of high-quality, tailored content that meets client specifications and maintains professional standards.

What are some common challenges commission writers face when managing multiple clients and deadlines?

Commission writers often juggle assignments from various clients, each with their own unique requirements and deadlines. Balancing these projects requires strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize tasks effectively. Clear communication with clients is crucial to prevent misunderstandings regarding project scope and delivery timelines. Additionally, commission writers must be adaptable, as client expectations and feedback can change quickly, requiring flexibility in both writing style and workflow.

What is the difference between Commission Writing vs Insurance Underwriter?

AspectCommission WritingInsurance Underwriter
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; licensing may be requiredBachelor's degree in finance, economics, or related field; professional certifications preferred
Work EnvironmentOffice setting, often in insurance agencies or brokeragesOffice-based, working for insurance companies or underwriting firms
Industry UsageCommonly used in insurance sales and brokeragePrimarily in insurance companies assessing risk and setting policies

Commission Writers focus on selling insurance policies and earning commissions, often working directly with clients. Insurance Underwriters evaluate risks and determine policy terms, typically working behind the scenes for insurance providers. While both roles are integral to the insurance industry, they differ in responsibilities, credentials, and work environment.

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Infographic showing various Commission Writing job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 88% Full Time, 7% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 57% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 42% Remote job distribution.

Program Lead, Frontier AI Governance Course

San Francisco, CA โ€ข On-site

Other

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Who is BlueDot Impact?

We're a philanthropic startup building the workforce that protects humanity. Since 2022, we've trained over 10,000 people in AI safety and biosecurity. Our alumni work at Anthropic, DeepMind, the UK AI Security Institute, and dozens of other organisations shaping how transformative technologies affect the world. Each month, we train over 1,000 people and deploy over $1M in grants to accelerate the most exceptional people coming through our pipelines. We're a small team headquartered in San Francisco. We've raised $34M from Coefficient Giving.

Why this role matters

Governments and other powerful institutions need exceptional people who understand where advanced AI is going, and who make decisions that steer AI towards better outcomes for humanity. These institutions are starved for talent. Many of the people making AI policy decisions today have no understanding of the technology, the risks it poses, or what governments could do to steer it.

Our Frontier AI Governance course is changing that. So far, 2,200 people have taken part in the course, and the wider BlueDot alumni community includes 206 staff at frontier AI companies, 147 staff at UK, US, EU and international government institutions, 282 staff at advocacy orgs and think-tanks, and 274 staff at technical AI safety research orgs.

The course gives people a rigorous introduction to the field, motivates them to pivot their career, and helps us identify the most exceptional people who we then steer towards the most impactful opportunities. You'll own the course end to end: who the course is for, how we reach them, who gets in, what they learn, and how we accelerate the most exceptional participants.

What you'll doSet the course and talent strategy
  • Determine which people the field most needs, which audiences the course should prioritise, and where the selection bar should sit.
  • Develop the course strategy, including its positioning, learning outcomes, applicant pipeline, selection, talent identification and the most valuable routes after the course.
  • Interview governance experts and hiring managers to understand what exceptional candidates need to know and which talent gaps matter most.
Fill the course with the people the field needs
  • Find promising people who could make a big difference in AI governance and convince them to join the course.
  • Build partnerships with influential people and talent-dense networks, and encourage referrals.
  • Write publicly about frontier AI governance, field-building, and the course, so that you increase your credibility and build your profile as a domain expert and trusted voice.
Identify and accelerate exceptional participants
  • Judge potential from noisy evidence, including applications, course work, discussions and one-to-one conversations.
  • Build trusted relationships with the strongest participants, understand their real constraints and give advice they act on.
  • Connect exceptional people to roles, fellowships, funding and collaborators, including recommending career-transition grants when funding is the blocker.
Decide what the course teaches
  • Own the curriculum and keep it current as the field changes.
  • Turn difficult and contested governance questions into excellent learning experiences, so that participants develop their own takes.
  • Write new blog posts when no suitable resource exists explaining important concepts, or commission writing from others.
Run an excellent course
  • Own the participant experience and ensure strong participants complete the course and leave ready to take meaningful action.
  • Build a bench of excellent facilitators who challenge participants and identify top talent.
  • Work alongside BlueDot's course operations team. Note that youโ€™re not expected to do course operations yourself as we have a dedicated team for that โ€” your time goes to strategy, curriculum and people.
About you

You might be a great fit if you:

  • Have founded or run programs. Youโ€™ve set up a talent program, built an educational product, or launch othertypesofpeople-focused programs. Youcan pointtoexceptionalpeoplewhoprogressedbecauseofit.
  • Reason sharply about frontierAI governance. You can make the strongest caseonbothsidesof alive proposal,likewhetherornotweshouldban frontier open weightsmodels,andyoucan debatewithexpertsonthesetopics.
  • Spot exceptionalpeople early.Youcan quicklyidentifyhowpromisingsomeoneisbasedontheir writtenworkandaconversationwiththem.
  • Build trust quickly and can shape peopleโ€™s decisions.People trustyouquicklyaftermeetingyou,openuptoyouabouttheirconstraintsandneeds,andtakeactionbasedonyouradviseandyou
  • Writeandteachclearly./page/Lโ€ฆWeThisdoorโ€ฆ.......
  • Take ownership.You move quickly, make difficult decisions, prioritise the most important things, and you do whatever it takes to make whatever youโ€™re working on excellent. Direct experience in or near government is useful but not required. We encourage speculative applications โ€” most strong candidates will not meet every criteria!
What we offer
  • Leverage on the field through its people: Your judgment will shape who enters the AI governance field, what they learn, and what they do next.
  • Ownership: The course is yours. You'll have the freedom to change its strategy, positioning, selection, curriculum and talent support.
  • Freedom and autonomy: Our expense policy is "act in BlueDot's best interest", and we offer unlimited paid time off and minimal bureaucracy.
  • Location: San Francisco is preferred. We're open to candidates based in Washington DC, London or remote. US visa sponsorship is available.
  • $150-200k salary, a 10% employer 401(k) contribution, and comprehensive health insurance.
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