Senior Application Security Researcher

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Senior Application Security Researcher advancing AI-driven application vulnerability detection. Building agentic penetration-testing capabilities with engineers, researchers, and AI/data scientists.

Responsibilities:

  • Conduct hands-on application security research
  • Push modern application security forward
  • Work with engineers, researchers, and AI/data scientists on next-generation detection
  • Develop autonomous, agentic penetration-testing capabilities
  • Build and break security solutions
  • Take research ideas from prototype through production
  • Measure detection accuracy and reduce false positives
  • Explain complex attack paths to engineers and product managers

Requirements:

  • 5+ years hands-on in offensive security, vulnerability research, or application security
  • Deep understanding of web application and API vulnerabilities, including business-logic flaws and multi-step attack chains
  • Strong coding skills in Python, Go, or similar, with production-quality code shipped
  • Experience building or tuning detection logic (SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets, or custom rule engines) and reducing false positives
  • Solid grasp of CI/CD pipelines, containers, Kubernetes, and at least one major cloud provider
  • Hands-on use of LLMs / AI models for security tasks, with judgment to measure where they help and fail
  • Comfort with large datasets and SQL, BigQuery, or similar
  • Ability to take research ideas from prototype to production with minimal guidance
  • Clear written communication to explain complex attack paths to engineers and product managers
  • M.Sc. in Computer Science, Cyber Security, or a related field
  • Preferred: published research, CVEs, conference talks, or bug bounty track record
  • Preferred: experience building AI agents or evaluation frameworks for LLMs
  • Preferred: background in exploit development, red teaming, or penetration testing
  • Preferred: code analysis techniques such as taint analysis, call graphs, or reachability
  • Preferred: contributions to open-source security tools

Benefits:

  • Remote work
  • Full-time employment