Required Qualifications/Skills
Demonstrated hands-on experience applying AI/LLM models to real security testing or vulnerability research
Strong software engineering ability: can read, navigate, and reason about large, unfamiliar codebases directly, across multiple languages.
Deep working knowledge of application security fundamentals: common vulnerability classes, exploit mechanics, and how static, dependency, and dynamic analysis tools actually work and where they fail.
Proven ability to build working tools and pipelines from scratch, not just configure existing ones: scripting, automation, and integration work is core to this role
Experience designing and running structured technical evaluations or experiments (model comparisons, A/B testing, or equivalent) and drawing defensible conclusions from the results.
Comfortable operating with significant ambiguity and no established playbook; able to originate a technical approach rather than execute a known one.
Clear technical communication: able to document and defend complex technical decisions to peer security engineers under scrutiny.