Product Engineer, Security

Greptile; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Greptile in San Francisco is seeking a security-focused software engineer to own the product, infrastructure, and internal systems security. You will consult on risky code changes, fix vulnerabilities, and help shape architecture decisions across the stack.

You will design and deploy secure improvements, work closely with engineers to bake security into everyday development, and manage the bug bounty program while coordinating incident responses.

Qualifications

• B.S. Computer Science or equivalent degree, undergraduate or higher.
• 3+ years of software engineering, DevOps, or security engineering experience.
• Experience with JavaScript/TypeScript.
• Deep knowledge of application, infrastructure, and cloud security.
• Experience working on security-critical products and complex architectures.
• Strong judgment when evaluating vulnerabilities, technical tradeoffs, and risk.

Responsibilities

• Own Greptile’s security posture across the product, infrastructure, and internal systems
• Consult on risky code changes and critical architecture decisions
• Fix pentest findings and patch reported vulnerabilities
• Manage our bug bounty program and coordinate vulnerability response
• Design, implement, test, and deploy secure product and infrastructure improvements
• Work directly with engineers to make security part of how we build, rather than a final review step

Skills

JavaScript/TypeScript

Security engineering

Education

B.S. Computer Science or equivalent degree

Job description

We want to build agents that autonomously validate code changes. Today that looks like AI that reviews pull requests in GitHub, catching bugs and enforcing standards.

Greptile reviews 5B lines of code every month for 22,000+ customers.

Problems we’re excited about

• Coding standards can be idiosyncratic and are often poorly documented; can we build agents that learn them through osmosis like a new hire might?
• Can we identify for each customer what types of PR feedback they do and don’t care about in order to increase signal-to-noise ratio?
• Some bugs are best caught by running the code. Can we autonomously deploy feature branches and use agents to try to break the application?
• How do we secure a product that processes highly sensitive code across cloud, self-hosted, and air-gapped environments?

Trajectory

• 22,000+ customers
• 5B lines of code reviewed every month
• Scaled from $0 to eight figures in ARR
• Raised $80M from Menlo Ventures, Benchmark, Y Combinator, and Initialized

Team

• We have assembled a small, talent dense team who have scaled critical functions at companies like Stripe, Google, Figma, etc.

Responsibilities

• Own Greptile’s security posture across the product, infrastructure, and internal systems
• Consult on risky code changes and critical architecture decisions
• Fix pentest findings and patch reported vulnerabilities
• Manage our bug bounty program and coordinate vulnerability response
• Design, implement, test, and deploy secure product and infrastructure improvements
• Work directly with engineers to make security part of how we build, rather than a final review step

Qualifications

• B.S. Computer Science or equivalent degree, undergraduate or higher
• 3+ years of software engineering, DevOps, or security engineering experience
• Experience with JavaScript/TypeScript
• Deep knowledge of application, infrastructure, and cloud security
• Experience working on security-critical products and complex architectures
• Strong judgment when evaluating vulnerabilities, technical tradeoffs, and risk

You will like this role if

• You want to work on a product that thousands of developers rely on
• You want real ownership over the security of a fast-growing technical product
• The chaos of high growth and things breaking is exciting to you
• You like being in an office every day around other smart people who are excited about what they’re building
• You love solving very hard problems.
• You specifically prefer working in-person over working remote