Senior Security Researcher

Remedio is transforming how organizations reduce cyber risk.
While most security tools focus on finding problems, Remedio focuses on fixing them.
Our Autonomous Remediation Platform helps enterprises continuously and safely reduce exposure by remediating vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, closing patching gaps, hardening systems, enforcing compliance, governing applications, and controlling AI risk.
By combining deep dependency awareness, pre-execution validation, automated remediation, and instant rollback, Remedio enables organizations to eliminate risk across endpoints, servers, applications, and AI systems - without disrupting business operations.
Founded in 2019, Remedio spent its first years as a bootstrapped, profitable company, building a strong enterprise customer base before raising a $65M Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
Today, more than 300 enterprise organizations trust Remedio to protect over 3M devices worldwide, including Amazon, Colgate-Palmolive, Kraft Heinz, Coca-Cola, and many more.
As we continue expanding our platform and growing our global business, we’re looking for exceptional people who want to take ownership, solve meaningful challenges, and help shape the next chapter of Remedio’s journey.

Were looking for a Senior Security Researcher to join our team!

Requirements:

3+ years of experience in low level development on Windows operating system.
Fluent in English, C/C++, Python.
Reverse engineering experience.
Strong ability to get the job done - from idea to a vulnerability.
A proven solo contributor at heart, capable of driving independent research.
Jack of all trades - comfortable moving between Java, C++, Python, COM objects, or whatever the target requires.
Deep understanding of operating system internals and network protocols.
Experience in an elite Israeli army technology/cybersecurity unit is highly regarded.

Responsibilities:

Conduct advanced vulnerability research on operating systems and third-party software installed on endpoints.
Develop proof-of-concept exploits and techniques to validate research findings.
Document and publish research through reports, whitepapers, and public presentations to highlight emerging risks.
Collaborate with product and engineering teams to translate findings into improved security protections.
Stay on top of the evolving vulnerability landscape and proactively choose research areas of focus.