HUMAN is hiring a
Web Security Researcher

Summary

The job is for a Web Security Researcher who will research web browsers, develop detection techniques, understand customer requirements, discover adversary tactics, create data insights, and contribute to the security community. The candidate should be curious, persistent, have a strong sense of ownership, look for new ways to solve complex problems, be open and transparent, comfortable communicating in a decentralized work environment, have a track record of solving difficult problems, be passionate about learning and growing skillset, and have the ability and passion to teach others.

Responsibilities

• Play a lot with the web-browsers, trying to find differences in behavior between them
• Research and develop signal collection on both mobile and desktop, which enables detection and improve our protection
• Find ways to detect automation, for example, tools like Selenium, Playwright or Puppeteer
• Understand customer specific requirements, deliver with impact and exceed customer expectations
• Discover adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures leveraged by bots
• Create and validate data insights to enhance detection excellence
• Share security research topics through blogs, research talks, knowledge base and external engagements including conference presentations, detailing your discoveries for internal and external sharing
• Find bad stuff on the internet, see if you can figure out how it is done, document it
• Red team, experiment, and develop new tactics for various kinds of fraud and to bypass our detection, no need to wait for an attack to be discovered and used by adversaries first
• Stay abreast of cyber security trends and events related to our mission
• Contribute high impact work that substantially benefits team level metrics and OKRs
• Develop techniques, tools and scripts to simplify yours and others work