Its software lets security teams check how attackers might fool staff into getting inside systems.
The platform runs authorized simulations by phone, SMS, and deepfake.
The team is extending it to cover what follows a click, a shared code, or granted access: account and session takeover, and how security controls react.
The company runs its own fine-tuned model, voice synthesis, and self-hosted phone infrastructure. Most engineering uses TypeScript, Rust, and AWS.
The founder led BlackRock's red team earlier and worked in offensive cyber operations at MITRE.
Responsibilities
Create the interfaces and services customers use to set up tests, track runs, and look into outcomes.
Move comfortably between frontend code, APIs, and backend services, and explain your choices to colleagues.
Handle how campaigns get configured, aimed at targets, timed, and signed off.
Build live screens for calls, messages, run progress, and failures.
Build screens showing which attack steps got through, which were stopped, and the proof behind each outcome.
Design the APIs and schemas covering campaigns, conversations, access rules, and reports.
Help add support for testing after a click, plus follow-on access checks.
Take responsibility for speed, tests, and failure handling in your features.
Requirements
Solid TypeScript background, with web apps shipped to production.
You have built frontend interfaces and the APIs they rely on.
You understand auth, authorization, how browsers behave, and async calls.
You can follow an issue from the UI down through the backend and the data.
You weigh usability, scope, and long-term upkeep carefully.
Useful: experience with Rust, AWS, real-time applications, or security software.
You can draft a design proposal, justify a tradeoff, and raise questions when specs have gaps.
Engineers update colleagues on progress, blockers, and live problems, and describe product behavior to customers in plain terms.
3+ years of experience.
Listed skills: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, PostgreSQL, Windows, Machine Learning, Software Architecture, Software Security.