Job Description

Software Developer (Cyber Security) Gurgaon, India Full-time THIS IS NOT A 100% REMOTE ROLE; CANDIDATE MUST BE WILLING TO WORK ONSITE GURGAON FROM OFFICE WHEN REQUIRED About The Position Our client is a cybersecurity technology innovator with a vision to empower organizations across the globe to quickly, efficiently, and cost-effectively ready themselves to address omnipresent cyber risk. Built off years of Israeli cybersecurity experience, we are looking to offer the broadest managed detection and response offering available today. As a Senior Security Developer, you will work closely with Security architects, security researchers, data scientists, UI/UX developers and the broader RD team to develop and evolve our security platform offerings to detect and respond to a plethora of security related insights. Our current stack AWS, Go, Python, Bash, Angular and Elasticsearch. What you will do Develop highly performant services for analysing raw network traffic Develop tools and components as AWS Lambdas (and their equivalents on other clouds) for processing security related events Develop tools and services for evaluating the current security posture of an organization by evaluating its cloud services configuration Develop cutting-edge tools for analysing encrypted traffic together with security researchers and data scientists Requirements Strong software development skills - Strong experience in developing multi-threaded, robust applications especially in the cyber security world in Go, Python, Bash, Lua is required. C++ is a plus Strong knowledge and experience in developing containerized applications and especially microservices is a big plus Knowledge in secure code development is mandatory Some knowledge in static file analysis using tools like Yara is a plus. Keen and eager to learn - This job will also require you to quickly and efficiently learn on your own about security, observability, software development, and more Strong security and networking background - Strong knowledge about common network protocols such as DNS, HTTP, TCP/IP, TLS/SSL, SSH, SMTP, etc. and their potential security risks and commonly used attack vectors is required.