Prism Digital have partnered with a super interesting and niche VC-backed client specialising in attack surface management and automated red teaming. Their platform provides organisations with real-time visibility into their attack surface and potential exploitable vulnerabilities. They have received numerous awards for being an up-and-coming security SaaS product company and show no signs of slowing down their growth. They've completed Series A funding, raising $29 million across three funding rounds, and are now seeking a Staff Software Engineer.

This client have unveiled an awesome new platform which secures their customers before the threat even hits them. They're setting up 10,000s new honeypot traps per day 'luring' hackers to attack and install malware in these fake infrastructure environments (AWS/GCP/Azure) and on-prem). The client then view these in-live exploitations, feed this onto their clients through telemetry pipelines which ultimately keep their clients safer.

Key Requirements:

Python, Rust and/or GoLang or similiar - at an application level
IaC tools, e.g., Terraform / CloudFormation / Bicep etc.
Public Cloud - AWS, Azure and/or GCP
Networking - understanding of TCP / UDP protocols

This is a slighly unusual role in that you have to be an application developer (not just a scripter) AND Infrastructure / Cloud / DevOps Engineer in one.

Projects you'll be leading:

You’ll also build scalable infrastructure using Infrastructure-as-Code to support automated red-teaming and continuous attack surface mapping, ensuring the platform stays agile and ahead of emerging threats.
You’ll design and implement security telemetry pipelines that feed real-time attacker behaviour into the company's new AI-driven Preemptive Exposure Management platform, giving defenders visibility into threats before zero-day exploits strike.
Automation mindset and spinning up multiple global environments at scale.

Nice to have:

Understanding of EDP networking protocols
Building security telemetry pipelines
Experience with virtualisation technologies, e.g., VMWare ESXi, Proxmox, KVM, QEMU

The package: