Technical Threat Investigator, Threat Intel Engineering

Remote – US based candidates only, no visa sponsorship available.

About the role

This role will lead work at the intersection of data, AI-enabled capabilities, and scalable technology delivery. You will work across engineering, product, operations, and business stakeholders to translate complex requirements into practical technology solutions. The position offers the opportunity to influence architecture, execution quality, and the technology capabilities that enable long-term growth within a technology-driven environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive investigations of sophisticated threat actors targeting the company’s ecosystem
• Model adversary behaviors to anticipate and disrupt malicious activities
• Utilize various data sources to produce findings on adversarial use of the company models
• Translate investigative insights into actionable security enhancements
• Develop tools and automations to improve the efficiency of investigations
• Prototype solutions for new challenges related to emerging threats
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement findings and drive outcomes

Qualifications

• 5-7 years of experience in threat intelligence, incident response, or offensive security
• Expertise in investigating sophisticated threat actors and model misuse
• In-depth understanding of adversarial behavior and infrastructure
• Ability to independently conduct complex investigations
• Proficiency in AI applications for investigative processes
• Strong scripting skills and experience in building automation tools
• Effective communicator with ability to produce clear written outputs for technical and non-technical audiences

Pay

$120,000 – $150,000 annually

Benefits

• Remote working arrangement with occasional in-person engagements in San Francisco
• Relocation assistance available for candidates moving to San Francisco
• Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams across security, safety, and product policy
• Opportunities to contribute to meaningful changes in AI safety and security