Network & Infrastructure Security Analyst

About The Role

We're partnering with the world's leading AI research teams to build the next generation of intelligent security systems — and we need experienced security practitioners to help us get there. As a Network & Infrastructure Security Analyst, you'll bring your real-world expertise to bear on a genuinely meaningful challenge: helping AI understand how threats, controls, and failures interact in production enterprise environments. Your hands-on knowledge will directly shape how AI reasons about network security, endpoint protection, and infrastructure risk.

This is a fully remote, flexible contract role — ideal for security professionals who want to contribute to frontier AI without leaving their area of expertise.

What You'll Do

• Analyze network, endpoint, and email security scenarios drawn from real enterprise environments
• Review firewall, EDR, and infrastructure security cases to diagnose what went wrong and why
• Classify incidents, misconfigurations, and control failures based on authentic operational data
• Create, label, and validate security datasets used to train and evaluate AI systems
• Clearly articulate root causes, threat context, and business impact in structured formats

Who You Are

• 2+ years of hands-on experience in network security, infrastructure security, or endpoint protection
• Familiar with enterprise security tooling — firewalls, EDR platforms, email security gateways, IAM systems, and SIEMs
• Strong understanding of how organizations deploy and operate security controls in the real world
• Able to communicate complex security issues clearly and concisely in writing
• Self-directed and comfortable working independently on task-based assignments

Nice to Have

• Experience in incident response, threat hunting, or security operations
• Background in security architecture, red teaming, or vulnerability management
• Familiarity with cloud security, zero-trust environments, or OT/ICS security
• Prior experience contributing to AI training, data labeling, or security research