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Security Researcher

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Hunt for real-world vulnerabilities in open-source and customer codebases, validate AI-generated findings, and shape the detection engine that powers ZeroPath. Department

Security

Location

Remote (US)

Type

Full-time

Compensation

$140k - $180k + Equity

About the Role

ZeroPath has already disclosed vulnerabilities in curl (150+ bugs fixed), FFmpeg, django-allauth, OpenSSL, and Avahi. You will expand that list. This role sits at the intersection of manual security research and AI-augmented discovery. You will audit codebases, validate and triage findings from our LLM-powered scanner, and feed your expertise back into the detection engine. Your work directly improves what the AI catches next time.

What You'll Do

Conduct security research on open-source projects and customer codebases across multiple languages Validate and triage AI-generated vulnerability findings to calibrate false positive rates Write detailed vulnerability reports and coordinate responsible disclosure and CVE assignment Define and refine detection rules, heuristics, and prompt strategies for the scanning engine Collaborate with the engineering team to improve detection of business logic and auth flaws Contribute to ZeroPath's public research blog and Wall of Fame What We're Looking For 3+ years of experience in application security research, penetration testing, or red teaming Demonstrated ability to find and responsibly disclose vulnerabilities (CVEs, bug bounties, or published research) Strong understanding of common vulnerability classes: OWASP Top 10, business logic flaws, auth bypasses, injection chains Proficiency in reading and analyzing code across Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, Java, or C/C++ Experience with static analysis concepts, code review, and source code auditing Excellent written communication for vulnerability reports and research write-ups Nice to Have Published CVEs or a meaningful bug bounty track record Experience with tree-sitter, semgrep, CodeQL, or similar code analysis tooling for benchmarking Familiarity with LLM-powered security tools or AI-augmented research workflows Contributions to open-source security projects Interested? Send us your resume and tell us why you're excited about this role. We read every application. Apply for This Role

Bron 2026-09-25