About the role
**About Emergent :- ** Emergent builds autonomous coding agents that replace traditional software development by generating, testing, and deploying production applications directly from plain-language intent. Our systems run in production at global scale and are used to build millions of real applications.
Since public launch, Emergent has reached $100M ARR in 8 months. 6.5M+ users across 190+ countries have built 7M+ applications on Emergent. We've raised $100M, backed by Khosla Ventures, SoftBank, Google, Lightspeed, Prosus, Together, and Y Combinator. We're solving the hardest problems in running a global AI platform at scale: trust, safety, fraud, and platform integrity. Our team includes repeat founders, Olympiad medalists, IIT & IIM alumni, and leaders from Google, Amazon, and Dropbox. We're hiring builders who want ownership, speed, and impact at global scale.
**About the Role :- ** As Platform Integrity Lead, you will own everything that keeps Emergent safe for legitimate users and defensible to the outside world. You will be the first dedicated hire in this function, which means you'll be setting the playbook — defining policies, building detection logic with engineering, making the hard calls on grey-area cases, and scaling the function as the platform grows. This role sits at the intersection of fraud detection, content policy, and platform operations. You will work directly with engineering, legal, and leadership and will have the autonomy to hire your own team once the function is established.
What will you do :-
- Own end-to-end abuse and fraud response — from detection through investigation, decision, takedown, and appeal — across all violation categories including phishing, impersonation, brand abuse, hate speech, and coordinated fraud networks.
- Investigate platform fraud independently: referral credit abuse, compute farming, multi-account networks, and financial fraud schemes — pulling data, identifying patterns, and driving account actions.
- Make confident takedown decisions on flagged apps, including ambiguous cases where policy is not black and white; document reasoning clearly for each decision.
