The Synack Red Team (SRT) gives the most talented cybersecurity researchers across the globe a platform to do what they love and get paid for it. As a private network of highly-curated and vetted security penetration testers, the SRT is challenged every day to deliver vulnerability intelligence for some of the biggest brands in the world.  SRT members work when they want, where they want--remotely and either part time or full time.  Other benefits include:

    • Transparent, fast payment model
    • Clear-cut legal framework
    • Best-in-class vulnerability platform
    • Continuous skill sharpening

Synack reviews numerous factors when we evaluate SRT applicants. Make sure to apply under your legal name only. To ensure your application is given the proper consideration, please be sure to include the following experiences below on both your application form AND your resume.

    • Bug bounty experience (public / private) *must list any public profile links*

    • Job descriptions with detailed responsibilities

    • Relevant industry certifications

    • Industry/conference speaking experience

    • Any attributed CVEs

-Synack Community Team

Requirements:

  • Applicants may not be a resident of or located in a country or region against which the United States has issued export sanctions or other trade restrictions (e.g., Cuba, North Korea, Syria, Iran and Crimea)
  • Applicants may not be employees or contractors of crowdsourced security/ bug bounty companies.

 It’s all hands on deck, it’s hard work, it’s winning, it’s Synack. Join us!

Synack is committed to embracing diversity. Our people are our strength.  Each addition to our team is an opportunity to grow and diversify our ideas, experiences, and viewpoints. We strive to be inclusive of Race, Ethnicity, Religion, Sex, LGBTQ+, Veterans, Disabilities, and Age.  Synack welcomes you!

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