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At Alice, our Cyber Threat Intelligence group thrives on curiosity and deep technical dive capabilities. We are looking for a Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher with a passion for CTI and a background in proxy research/ anti-bot defense/ web-scraping /threat hunting, with a proven ability to take initiative and conduct independent research with a track record of high-level results. In other words, not just an individual contributor, but a true talent that is seeking to make a mark in the industry. You will lead technical threat research, author analytical reports, and proactively monitor ongoing and emerging threats to keep us steps ahead of adversaries. Responsibilities
* Hunting, detecting, monitoring, and researching threats against Alice clients.
* Analysis of threat groups and TTPs across different fraudulent ecosystems.
* Researching and monitoring multiple sources through the clear, deep, and the dark web.
* Produce technical reports for clients describing threat actor TTPs, analysis and exploits relevant for Alice’s clients. Work closely with client account leads and stakeholders, as well as collaborating with fellow analysts to produce intelligence reports.
* Review, enrich and provide analyst tradecraft for other team members as part of the delivery process. Prepare assessments of current threats and trends based on collection, research and analysis of classified intelligence collected by the teams.

About Alice:
Alice is a trust, safety, and security company built for the AI era. We safeguard the communicative technologies people use to create, collaborate, and interact- whether with each other or with machines. In a world where AI has fundamentally changed the nature of risk, Alice provides end-to-end coverage across the entire AI lifecycle. We support frontier model labs, enterprises, and UGC platforms with a comprehensive suite of solutions: from model hardening evaluations and pre-deployment red-teaming to runtime guardrails and ongoing drift detection. Alice is widely considered a global leader in online safety and AI security. We have some of the most forward-thinking and passionate minds in the world working to safeguard over 3 billion users across the largest AI and tech platforms. If you're creative and driven to secure the future of AI, we want to hear from you!

At Alice, our Cyber Threat Intelligence group thrives on curiosity and deep technical dive capabilities. We are looking for a Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher with a passion for CTI and a background in proxy research/ anti-bot defense/ web-scraping /threat hunting, with a proven ability to take initiative and conduct independent research with a track record of high-level results. In other words, not just an individual contributor, but a true talent that is seeking to make a mark in the industry. You will lead technical threat research, author analytical reports, and proactively monitor ongoing and emerging threats to keep us steps ahead of adversaries. Responsibilities
* Hunting, detecting, monitoring, and researching threats against Alice clients.
* Analysis of threat groups and TTPs across different fraudulent ecosystems.
* Researching and monitoring multiple sources through the clear, deep, and the dark web.
* Produce technical reports for clients describing threat actor TTPs, analysis and exploits relevant for Alice’s clients. Work closely with client account leads and stakeholders, as well as collaborating with fellow analysts to produce intelligence reports.
* Review, enrich and provide analyst tradecraft for other team members as part of the delivery process. Prepare assessments of current threats and trends based on collection, research and analysis of classified intelligence collected by the teams.

About Alice:
Alice is a trust, safety, and security company built for the AI era. We safeguard the communicative technologies people use to create, collaborate, and interact- whether with each other or with machines. In a world where AI has fundamentally changed the nature of risk, Alice provides end-to-end coverage across the entire AI lifecycle. We support frontier model labs, enterprises, and UGC platforms with a comprehensive suite of solutions: from model hardening evaluations and pre-deployment red-teaming to runtime guardrails and ongoing drift detection. Alice is widely considered a global leader in online safety and AI security. We have some of the most forward-thinking and passionate minds in the world working to safeguard over 3 billion users across the largest AI and tech platforms. If you're creative and driven to secure the future of AI, we want to hear from you!

we are looking for a Threat Intelligence Researcher to join its Threat Intelligence Group and support the companys Cyber Threat Intelligence Exposure Management (CTIEM) services, Incident Response engagement and proactive services. In this position, you will identify, investigate, and monitor external cyber threats and organizational exposures across the open web, dark web, social media platforms, and other intelligence sources. You will help organizations understand and reduce their external attack surface, detect brand abuse and malicious activity targeting their assets, and develop innovative intelligence-driven monitoring capabilities leveraging automation and AI technologies.
The successful candidate should be a creative, highly motivated, and independent researcher with strong analytical skills, a deep understanding of attacker methodologies, and a passion for solving complex intelligence challenges. As part of the role, you will engage with clients, support operational teams, and contribute to the development of cutting-edge CTIEM capabilities.
Main Responsibilities:
Conduct proactive monitoring and investigations across the open web, dark web, forums, marketplaces, messaging platforms, and social media channels to identify threats targeting client organizations.
Analyze organizational exposure across external attack surfaces, including internet-facing assets, leaked information, exposed services, and emerging risks.
Investigate and identify brand abuse activities, impersonation attempts, phishing campaigns, fraudulent domains, and other malicious activities targeting clients.
Detect and assess data exposures and information leaks through a variety of intelligence sources, commercial platforms, and proprietary tools.
Utilize Attack Surface Management (ASM) platforms and related technologies to identify, prioritize, and assess external security exposures.
Develop and enhance intelligence collection, detection, and monitoring capabilities through automation and AI-driven solutions, primarily using Python.
Produce comprehensive intelligence reports, exposure assessments, and actionable recommendations for clients and internal stakeholders.
Engage directly with clients to present findings, explain risks, and support remediation efforts.
Collaborate closely with Incident Response teams to support ongoing investigations.

We are expanding our renowned and respected Threat Intelligence Research team with a dedicated focus on online applications, APIs, and modern automated threats. We are seeking a passionate, innovative, Cyber Threat Intelligence Researcher (Associate/Mid-Level profile) to support research efforts focused on Web Application Security, Online APIs, and Bot Management.
Key Responsibilities
Threat Research & Analysis:
Track, analyze, and qualify global security threats targeting Web Applications, Online APIs, and Bot Management solutions.
Monitor threat actor ecosystems and forums.
Uncover and describe infrastructure trends, new attack vectors, and automated attacks trends.
Mine, analyze, and visualize attack data leveraged from public, underground and internal sources to identify emerging trends.
Thought Leadership & Content Creation:
Contribute to threat intelligence reports and author research papers, technical advisories, and regular blog posts on emerging and breaking threats and application attack trends.
Summarize findings into clear and actionable insights for technical and business audiences.
Create customer-facing presentations and research materials; present your findings in front of internal and external audiences.

Required Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher
As a Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher, you will be responsible for tracking advanced adversaries and leveraging your deep technical expertise across attacker capabilities, infrastructure, and tactics. You will create and refine approaches to uncover and monitor active threat actors, as well as surface irregular and emerging behaviors in the broader threat landscape. The intelligence you generate will directly strengthen our understanding of threat actors and will inform proactive hunting, detection engineering, and defensive decision-making.
Responsibilities
Lead complex threat intelligence investigations through in-depth analysis of the global threat landscape, with a focus on advanced and state-linked actors.
Define and prioritize threat research focus areas (actors, campaigns, sectors, techniques) aligned with our customers and product roadmap.
Deliver actionable cyber threat intelligence and design and execute hunting campaigns using analytics, automation, and advanced AI capabilities.
Curate and maintain structured knowledge on actors, campaigns, infrastructure, and TTPs in our internal threat knowledge base.
Work closely with CyberAI researchers on the development of next-generation artificial cyber researchers and AI-driven analysis capabilities.

we are seeking an experienced Researcher to join our team dedicated to Android malware research. This role presents an exciting opportunity to conduct comprehensive malware analysis, detect emerging threats, and contribute to our understanding of the Android threat landscape.
The ideal candidate demonstrates a positive, proactive attitude and excels as a reliable team player with strong technical skills in Android malware analysis.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct in-depth Android malware research and reverse engineering
Detect and document emerging Android malware trends and attack vectors
Analyze Android applications for malicious behavior
Write detection rules and develop automation processes for Android malware identification
Collaborate with team members and share knowledge across departments
Perform static and dynamic analysis of Android malware samples
Document findings and contribute to threat intelligence reports.

We are looking for an experienced Threat Researcher to join our Solution Architect team. This role combines deep cybersecurity research with hands-on work in customer and PoC environments, helping uncover real-world attack scenarios, demonstrate security value, and translate field insights into product capabilities.
Responsibilities
Analyze network devices, configurations, security products, and customer environments to identify security risks and attack opportunities.
Research and develop methods to discover network topology, device relationships, attack paths, and lateral movement opportunities.
Conduct security assessments to identify weaknesses and recommend effective detection and mitigation strategies.
Research and analyze emerging cyber threats, attack techniques, and adversary behaviors.
Drive hands-on threat research in customer and PoC environments, simulating and validating real-world attack scenarios through our Securitys platform.
Develop tools, scripts, and frameworks to automate security and network analysis.
Translate research findings into actionable customer insights, detections, and product capabilities.
Collaborate with Solution Architects, R&D and Product teams to integrate new research capabilities into the platform and deliver value to customers.
Act as a cybersecurity subject matter expert for our customers.
Generate and present a comprehensive and professional report of findings from investigations.

About The role
Hunt, investigate, and analyze advanced persistent threat (APT) activity across endpoints, servers, cloud, and network infrastructure. partner with our Threat Intelligence team to resolve complex intrusions in customer networks. You'll uncover stealthy adversary behavior, reconstruct attack chains, and build the tools and methods that make our hunting and forensics better. You'll also present original research at top-tier industry conferences and
Key Responsibilities
Hunt and investigate targeted intrusions, long-dwell compromises, and espionage- driven activity across enterprise, cloud, identity, and network environments.
Perform advanced forensics across operating systems, cloud, memory, and network telemetry; correlate signals to determine the scope of compromise.
Build innovative tooling, research systems, and hunting/investigation workflows; identify capability gaps and propose automations to close them.
Produce clear reports, forensic timelines, threat-actor assessments, and actionable detection and remediation guidance.
Support internal security, threat intelligence, detection engineering, and investigation teams with expert forensic findings and technical analysis.
Partner with the Threat Intelligence team to resolve complex intrusions in customer networks.
Represent the organization through conference talks, workshops, and original research.

Were looking for a top-notch Threat Detection Researcher to join our team and spread the power of our company. In this role, you will further develop the company Runtime Sensor as part of our threat research team.
Responsibilities
Develop detections and tools to protect customers from cloud threats.
Investigate attacks on cloud environments and malware targeting cloud and AI workloads.
Hunt and analyze real-world attacks and emerging cloud and AI threats.
Collaborate closely with the R&D team to transform research insights into product features.
Work with customers in response to requests related to suspicious activity or potential incidents.
Create best practices and security policies based on research findings.
Deliver external-facing content (blog posts and talks at security conferences) based on security insights and novel research.

The Exposure Management Research Group at our company Software Technologies is expanding. We are looking for an experienced Offensive Security Researcher to join our newly formed AEV Team and lead the offensive side of our Agentic Exposure Validation (AEV) research.
About the group
The Exposure Management Research Group is the research arm behind our company's Exposure Management platform. The platform helps organizations see and reduce their risk from the outside in, across their external attack surface, threat intelligence, and digital risk. The group brings together vulnerability researchers, threat intelligence analysts, phishing researchers, and data scientists. Together, we track threat actors and campaigns, analyze vulnerabilities and active exploitation, and turn that research into detections, intelligence, and validation capabilities that serve thousands of customers worldwide. Our work relies heavily on data science, machine learning, and agentic AI to operate at scale.
About the position
Exposure validation goes beyond identifying that a vulnerability exists. Its purpose is to show whether an attacker could actually exploit that vulnerability, and how far they could get. In this position, you are responsible for bringing real offensive expertise into our AEV capability, which runs on an agentic AI system that validates exposures across our customers' environments.
You conduct hands-on offensive research, define the exploitation methodologies the system follows, and set the standard for what a validated, customer-ready finding looks like. You also work closely with our threat intelligence and detection teams, so that proven attack paths turn into protections for our customers.
This is a research position with direct product impact. It combines practical red team work with shaping how an AI-driven platform conducts, reasons about, and reports offensive activity.
What you'll do
Design and run offensive research against external attack surfaces: web applications, APIs, cloud-exposed services, identity, and edge infrastructure
Turn single findings into demonstrated impact through exploit chaining, lateral movement, and blast-radius analysis
Write and maintain the exploitation methodologies and attack hypotheses our agentic AEV engine runs on
Review agent runs and findings. Separate proven impact from claimed impact, and turn the gaps you find into better prompts, methods, and guardrails
Set the bar for customer-ready findings: a clear impact story, a reproducible chain, and remediation guidance a security team can act on
Work with threat intelligence researchers to turn in-the-wild attacker behavior (named actors, active campaigns, newly exploited vulnerabilities) into validation plays
Help close the purple loop by turning proven attack paths into detection and protection logic, and working with detection engineering on coverage
Contribute to the team's research output, including internal knowledge sharing and, where it fits, external publications and talks.