Co-Founder, Anthropic
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Benjamin Mann is the co-founder of Anthropic. He previously worked at OpenAI as Member Of Technical Staff. Benjamin attended the Columbia Engineering, where he/she took BS, Computer Science.
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Anthropic software engineer pay from 108 open US postings: a median band of $320,000 to $485,000, by level and location.
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