Security Researcher

Role Overview

We are looking for an experienced Security Researcher to join a cutting-edge cybersecurity team focused on defending modern software ecosystems against emerging threats. In this role, you will investigate sophisticated supply chain attacks, analyze malware, and develop innovative tools that help organizations identify and mitigate security risks before they cause harm.

What You Will Do

Conduct in-depth research into software supply chain threats, analyze, reverse engineer, and investigate malware, design, build, and maintain open-source tools, research threat actors, and translate technical findings into high-quality research reports.

Why It Might Be a Fit

This role provides an exceptional platform to make a meaningful impact, with significant ownership and autonomy over research projects and technical initiatives, exposure to advanced security challenges, and a collaborative environment with experienced security researchers and engineers.

Requirements

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in cybersecurity research, threat research, malware analysis, vulnerability research, or a related security discipline.
• Strong software development skills with a proven track record of building and delivering production-quality tools or applications.
• Deep understanding of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), DevSecOps practices, and modern CI/CD environments.
• Knowledge of software supply chain security, including common risks associated with open-source package ecosystems such as npm, PyPI, Maven, or similar repositories.
• Experience using AI-powered tools and technologies to enhance research, automation, and analytical workflows.
• Strong analytical, investigative, and problem-solving abilities with the capacity to work independently and take ownership of complex projects.
• Excellent communication skills, including the ability to document findings and communicate technical concepts clearly to diverse audiences.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation package aligned with experience and expertise.
• Flexible remote or hybrid work arrangements.
• Opportunity to work on highly innovative cybersecurity technologies and emerging threat landscapes.
• Significant ownership and autonomy over research projects and technical initiatives.
• Exposure to advanced security challenges involving cloud-native environments, software supply chains, and AI-driven development ecosystems.
• Collaborative environment with experienced security researchers, engineers, and technology leaders.
• Professional development opportunities, including research publication and conference participation support.
• Access to modern tools, technologies, and resources to accelerate research and innovation.
• Inclusive and mission-driven culture focused on continuous learning and technical excellence.