The platform continuously gathers cryptography-related information and surrounding context from a wide range of external systems — cloud providers, EDRs, vulnerability scanners, and more. We currently maintain around 20 integrations, and this number is growing quickly. We’re looking for a technically curious, highly motivated person to own the research and verification side of these integrations: understanding what data each service exposes, how to access it, and how to keep our coverage current as these services evolve. This role suits someone early-to-mid in their career who enjoys digging into APIs, testing hypotheses hands-on, and mapping out how systems connect — with scope and ownership that can scale to the right person’s experience level.
What you’ll do:
Continuously monitor our integrated third-party services (cloud providers, EDRs, vulnerability scanners, etc.) to understand what information is available and how it can be accessed — via APIs, licensing tiers, permissions, and other access methods.
Actively connect to and verify these APIs hands-on: test endpoints, confirm data availability, and validate that integrations behave as expected.
Identify and suggest which data from each service is most relevant and valuable for our platform to consume.
Track changes across these services — new endpoints, deprecated features, updated licensing, and newly released functionality — and flag anything that affects our integrations.
Document findings clearly so engineering and product teams can act on them.
Research and evaluate new potential integrations as our coverage expands.
What we’re looking for:
Technical mindset with genuine curiosity about how systems and APIs work.
Hands-on comfort with API tools such as Postman (or similar — Insomnia, curl, etc.).
Basic programming/scripting ability (e.g. Python or JavaScript) — enough to test, parse responses, and automate small checks.
Comfort reading API documentation and translating it into practical understanding.
High motivation, self-direction, and the persistence to chase down how a given system actually works.
Good written communication for documenting findings.
Nice to have:
Exposure to or interest in cybersecurity concepts (cryptography, vulnerability management, endpoint security).
Familiarity with cloud provider APIs (AWS, Azure, GCP), EDR platforms, or vulnerability scanners.
Understanding of authentication schemes (OAuth, API keys, tokens) and REST/JSON.
Any experience with API testing, monitoring, or integration work.
Why this role:
Broad exposure to a large and growing ecosystem of security and cloud tools.
A clear technical growth path — toward integration engineering or a deeper cybersecurity specialization.
Real ownership from day one — your research directly shapes what the platform can do.
