Gps Vulnerabilities Jobs in San Francisco, CA

About the Role We are looking for an Enterprise Security Engineer with a focus on vulnerability management, novel vulnerabilities,

You think like both a builder and an attacker: you anticipate vulnerabilities before they become issues.

solutions and CI/CD pipelines Experience in offensive cybersecurity (through CTFs, work experience, etc) Hands-on experience with tools for vulnerability

You've done some mix of vulnerability triage, bug bounty, disclosure, or incident response, and can balance urgency against pragmatism.

Familiarity with common vulnerability classes and prevention frameworks; experience hardening prototypes into production.

Build testing and validation infrastructure where agents can detect and reproduce suspected vulnerabilities and verify fixes.

Vulnerability Management: Track, analyze, and manage vulnerabilities in applications, providing guidance and support for remediation

and chain of trust implementation Proficiency in low-level programming (C, Rust, Assembly) and systems programming Knowledge of firmware vulnerability

quickly while maintaining development velocity Respond to security incidents involving application vulnerabilities, coordinating remediation efforts

quickly while maintaining development velocity Respond to security incidents involving application vulnerabilities, coordinating remediation efforts

SLAs in our internal vulnerability reporting platform, and review the evidence Answer public sector customer and deal questions (what a boundary allows

Strong knowledge of security best practices, common vulnerabilities, and frameworks. Strong communication skills, both written and spoken.

Identify and prioritize vulnerabilities in software and firmware; partner with developers on remediation and mitigation strategies.

research, reverse engineering, or fuzzing background Experience running coordinated vulnerability disclosure with hardware or firmware vendors

Build and operate vulnerability management across cloud infrastructure, lab devices, and application dependencies, including scanning, patching,