Open roles.

You'll work on an AI-driven security platform that automates reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment. This is hands-on offensive and defensive security work.

You'll build and ship the product: the web app, the APIs behind it, and the plumbing that connects them. This is primarily a full stack engineering role. The twist: the product is a security platform, so you'll be expected to write code that doesn't create the very problems we're built to find. You don't need to be a security expert on day one, but you do need to care.

You'll work on the hardware side of security: embedded devices, the firmware they run, and the wireless protocols they talk over. This is a beginner-friendly role. We expect you to arrive curious and leave competent. If you've opened up a device to see what's inside, you already have the instinct we're looking for.

You'll work on the intelligence layer of a security platform, the part that reads raw scanner output and turns it into findings a human can act on. That means working with AI models, prompts, and figuring out whether the answers are actually any good. This is a beginner-friendly role. If you've built something with an AI API and gotten curious about why it worked sometimes and not others, that's the right starting point.