AI Security Researcher: Offensive Code Analysis & Pentest

Aikido Security; Gent; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working hours

Résumé du poste

Aikido Security in Gent is seeking a Security Researcher to join our AI Pentest team and push offensive AI security forward. You will discover vulnerabilities, build proofs-of-concepts, and translate findings into technical blogs and conference talks.

Join a fast-growing, values-driven company that ships developer-friendly security tools, offers flexible hours, and encourages open-source contributions. Collaborate with engineers to identify product gaps and publish findings to strengthen

Qualifications

• Solid background in web application security research.
• Experience publishing technical blog posts and giving conference talks.
• Basic engineering skills, especially in developing security tools.

Responsabilités

• Discover and investigate vulnerabilities in open source software using our AI Code Analysis and AI Pentest harnesses.
• Write technical blog posts and create proofs-of-concept about the findings.
• Help engineering identify gaps in the product by diving deeper than the results and identifying failure modes.
• Generate public visibility through social media posts, blog posts, research publications, and conference talks.
• Maintain a social media presence on X and/or LinkedIn.
• Nice to have: experience with AI workflows, agentic architectures.

Connaissances

Web application security

Blog publications

Conference talks

Tool development

Description du poste

Aikido Security in Gent is seeking a Security Researcher to join our AI Pentest team and push offensive AI security forward. You will discover vulnerabilities, build proofs-of-concepts, and translate findings into technical blogs and conference talks.

Join a fast-growing, values-driven company that ships developer-friendly security tools, offers flexible hours, and encourages open-source contributions. Collaborate with engineers to identify product gaps and publish findings to strengthen