The Security Engineer will lead Backpack's internal security program, manage bug bounty programs, and identify vulnerabilities.
You will:
Own Backpack’s internal security program
Manage bug bounty programs and collaborate with 3rd-party security researchers
Proactively look out for state-of-the-art vulnerabilities.
At least 3+ years of direct experience as security lead.
Deep understanding and experience in security practices.
Obsessive and paranoid about possible attacks and security loopholes.
Very fluent in English.
Generous ownership & stake in the company. We’re looking for owners.
A fast-paced environment.
Flexible working hours & hybrid schedule.
We have offices in Chicago, Dubai, and Tokyo. You’re welcome to join us there and we’ll handle your visa. Remote is also acceptable for the right candidate.
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