Director, US International Tax Planning (AI)

Location: Remote-friendly with travel required; staff are expected to work from one of the company's offices at least 25% of the time. Office location: San Francisco, California, United States.

Annual salary: $230,000–$300,000 USD.

Company

Anthropic is a public benefit corporation developing reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems designed to be safe and beneficial.

What you will do

• Lead US international tax planning projects from analysis through implementation.
• Analyze tax consequences of new entities, jurisdictions, intercompany arrangements, financing, repatriation, and cross-border commercial and compute agreements.
• Perform and review technical work involving subpart F, NCTI, BEAT, foreign tax credits, expense allocation, and apportionment.
• Apply subchapter C rules to formations, contributions, distributions, liquidations, and internal reorganizations.
• Define and review tax models covering cash tax, effective tax rates, acquired structures, and legislative or regulatory changes.
• Support post-acquisition integration, technical memoranda, IRS inquiries, external advisor management, and coordination with Legal, Treasury, Accounting, compliance, and transfer pricing.

Requirements

• Deep technical knowledge of US international tax provisions, including subpart F, NCTI, BEAT, and foreign tax credits, applied in planning contexts.
• Working knowledge of subchapter C for multinational groups, including earnings and profits, stock basis, distributions, and reorganizations.
• Experience leading tax planning projects end to end, including technical analysis, modeling, documentation, and implementation.
• Ability to research the Code, regulations, and administrative guidance and write clear technical memoranda.
• Ability to review tax models, identify incorrect assumptions or mechanics, manage multiple projects, and explain uncertainty.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant education, training, or experience; CPA, JD, or LLM in taxation is preferred.

Nice to have

• 10–15 years of US international tax experience, including public accounting, law firm, or in-house multinational technology company experience.
• Experience with post-acquisition integration, transfer pricing, Pillar Two, FDDEI, partnership tax, infrastructure investments, or large cross-border commercial arrangements.
• Experience supporting IRS examinations and developing other tax professionals.
• Experience using Claude or similar tools for tax research, modeling, or documentation.

Culture & Benefits

• Collaborative environment focused on a small number of large-scale AI research efforts.
• Flexible working hours and office collaboration.
• Competitive compensation, optional equity donation matching, generous vacation, and parental leave.
• Visa sponsorship is available, with immigration lawyer support, subject to role and candidate eligibility.