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Mars Security is seeking a Threat Hunter in New York to run real hunts and develop detection logic that closes gaps in customers' environments. You will work directly with founders and customers to shape the product, applying hands-on threat hunting, threat intelligence, and adversary research to detect and mitigate active campaigns.
This role emphasizes discovery of what a security stack would miss, with opportunities to influence platform strategy and detection engineering at scale.
Mars Security is an early-stage cybersecurity company building a new category of security technology, backed by deep hands-on experience from offensive security, threat intelligence, and security operations.
Mars Security is an early-stage cybersecurity company building a new category of security technology, backed by deep hands-on experience from offensive security, threat intelligence, and security operations.
We're building a platform that lets security teams run continuous threat hunting and detection engineering across their existing stack. Most SOCs cannot tell you which active campaigns their environment would catch today. Mars closes that gap.
Founded by experienced operators, backed by world-class investors, and working with design partners across financial services, healthcare, pharma, and industrial security. We're building a team of people who thrive on ownership, ambiguity, and impact.
Mars Security is looking for a Threat Hunter who hunts because they cannot help it. "Not because someone filed a ticket." This role sits at the intersection of detection engineering, threat intelligence, and adversary research. You will run real hunts against real environments, build detection logic that closes actual gaps, and feed what you find back into the platform. You will work directly with founders and directly with customers. What you discover shapes the product.
If your instinct when you see a security stack is to figure out what it would miss, you should be talking to us.