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Generator Residency 2027 in the USA: Earn $8,500 Monthly to Build AI Safety Projects in Berkeley

Category
Fellowships
Posted
October 29, 2026
Deadline
November 1, 2026
Region
North America
Country
United States
Sector
Technology & AI
Work mode
On-site

Overview

The Generator Residency Winter 2027 is a three-month programme based in Berkeley, California, designed to help professionals develop practical projects within the artificial intelligence safety ecosystem. Organised by Kairos and Constellation, the initiative runs from January 18 to April 9, 2027. Participants can choose between a self-directed track to lead their own projects or an embedded track to work alongside existing organisations and mentors. Selected residents may also receive opportunities for extended project time beyond the initial three-month period.

What you get

Participants receive a monthly stipend of $8,500, and travel expenses to Berkeley are covered. The programme provides access to project budgets for execution expenses such as venues, contractors, tools, and travel, alongside access to the Constellation coworking office with meals provided on working days. Residents benefit from guidance provided by experienced professionals across partner organisations. The initiative also aims to support participants in transitioning into full-time roles within the sector, with the goal of placing the majority of job-seeking residents in relevant positions within 12 months.

Who can apply

The residency is open to early-career and mid-career professionals from diverse disciplines who want to contribute to responsible artificial intelligence development. Eligible backgrounds include operations, communications, public policy, engineering, computer science, and programme coordination, as well as other relevant fields. The programme welcomes applicants who demonstrate strong execution skills, initiative, and a commitment to ensuring advanced systems benefit humanity.

Key dates

Applications for the Winter 2027 cohort close on November 1, 2026. The residency program takes place from January 18 to April 9, 2027.