You might be an Integrity worker

We’ve seen the rise of a new type of tech worker on social platforms. The work they do goes by many names - Trust and Safety, Health, Integrity, Community Safety, Anti-Abuse, Security Engineering - but the focus of the work is the same: protecting people and societies on the social internet. We call them Integrity professionals.

Many traditional tech roles can be Integrity professionals: data scientists, designers, engineers, product managers, product and content policy specialists, researchers, operations specialists, and more. We all work at the intersection of product, policy, and society. We understand how information ecosystems work, and combine technical, experimental, and social science skills.

If you have experience tackling any of these issues on behalf of a technology platform, you’re probably an Integrity worker

  • Ethical Design

  • Harassment

  • Hate Speech

  • Hoaxes

  • Spam

  • Inauthentic Behavior

  • Data Transparency and Reporting

  • Information Operations

  • Content Quality

  • Espionage

  • Disinformation

  • Misinformation

  • Digital Crime

  • Information Ecosystems

  • Child Safety

  • Counter-Terrorism

  • Human Trafficking

  • Toxicity

  • Impersonation