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Arcus Search

Offensive Security Engineer

Arcus Search, Poland, New York, United States

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Sector: Financial Services | Location: Fully remote (within Poland) | Type: B2B Freelance contract | Duration: 6 months (extensions available for 2+ years) | Rate: Market rate (competitive)

What You Will Do

Conduct white-box and black-box penetration testing against internal and public-facing applications and assets.

Manage, triage, and investigate Bug Bounty submissions and external pentest findings.

Perform variant analysis on issues discovered through all channels.

Research and perform security analyses on our 3rd-party solutions.

Develop tooling to support reconnaissance, automation, and metrics collection.

Provide expert guidance to developers, other product security teams, and the SOC in investigating issues.

Spread awareness of offensive security practices via demos, workshops, and training.

Assess the security of our tech stack through whatever means are best suited.

Define what we focus on to provide the most value.

Help further mature the security program.

Who You Are

Strong experience with penetration testing and other technical security assessments.

Experience identifying security issues in code, particularly within Java and Node.js.

Experience with cloud environments, particularly AWS and modern micro-service design principles.

Comfortable communicating findings clearly and effectively, with concrete remediation recommendations beyond simple issue reporting.

Comfortable scripting and contributing to larger projects in Python.

Able to take the initiative and be comfortable taking on projects that contribute to the larger security culture and posture.

Industry recognized certifications, e.g., OSCP, OSWE, CREST, GIAC, AWS, et. al.

CTF Participation and active contributions to the cybersecurity community.

Seniority Level Mid-Senior level

Industry Financial Services

Employment Type Contract

Job Functions

Information Technology

Skills

IT Security Assessments

Java

Vulnerability

Security Operations Center

Python (Programming Language)

Penetration Testing

Node.js

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