Security Engineer - Final year Intern
LocationParis
Work modehybrid
Typefull-time
SeniorityEntry
DepartmentTech
Company size51–200 people
PostedSep 11, 2026 · 1mo ago
Verified live18h ago
At a glanceSummarised by Seekless from the posting.
You're finishing your studies (Bac+4/Bac+5) in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, or a related field
You have solid knowledge in computer science, including hands-on exposure to at least one area of security — whether that's application, cloud, or network and infrastructure
You know how to communicate clearly, take a step back when needed, and work openly with the people around you
You're comfortable reading and writing code — Python, Go, or TypeScript preferred
Skills
Python
Go
TypeScript
About the role
As a Security Engineer Intern, you’ll work across our full stack — product, infrastructure, and processes — to build security controls and shape how we do security at Maki.
What You’ll Work On
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Contributing to product security — from how we handle data to how we design and ship features
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Building security tooling and automation in our CI/CD and IaC pipelines
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Running code analyses and intrusion tests on our applications and infrastructure
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Working on AI security challenges firsthand — including protecting our Voice AI services against prompt injection
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Supporting Maki in achieving security certifications and meeting customer and regulatory requirements
You’re applying for the right job if…
Requirements
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You’re curious about all aspects of security — code, infrastructure, and governance — and want to get your hands dirty in all of it
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You’re autonomous and proactive, want to learn fast, and aren’t afraid to ask questions or challenge assumptions
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You want to work in a small team of engineers who enjoy what they build and genuinely collaborate
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You’re looking for mentorship from engineers who care about doing things properly
What We’re Looking For
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You’re finishing your studies (Bac+4/Bac+5) in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, or a related field
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You have solid knowledge in computer science, including hands-on exposure to at least one area of security — whether that’s application, cloud, or network and infrastructure
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You’re comfortable reading and writing code — Python, Go, or TypeScript preferred
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You know how to communicate clearly, take a step back when needed, and work openly with the people around you
Recruitment process
1.
Mochi Screening and Shiro assessment: Experience our product
2.
Interview with our Security Lead
3.
Final Round with our CTPO