Full-Time

Senior Software Engineer

AI

Updated on 7/11/2025

HackerOne

HackerOne

5,001-10,000 employees

Platform connecting ethical hackers with brands

Compensation Overview

$170k - $253k/yr

+ Equity Stock Options

Senior

No H1B Sponsorship

Seattle, WA, USA

Hybrid

Candidates must be located in Seattle, Washington, and the surrounding metropolitan areas for occasional in-person interactions.

Category
Full-Stack Engineering
Security Engineering
Software Engineering
Required Skills
LLM
Tensorflow
Pytorch
Machine Learning
LangChain
Requirements
  • 5+ years of experience as a software engineer
  • Experience building production-grade AI platforms and infrastructure that support multiple AI product teams and applications
  • Strong hands-on experience with large language models (LLMs), generative AI, and machine learning frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Transformers) in production environments
  • Expertise in AI platform engineering including model deployment, MLOps pipelines, model serving infrastructure, and shared AI services architecture
  • Solid understanding of AI safety and alignment principles, including responsible AI development, bias mitigation, and ethical AI practices
Responsibilities
  • Build and evolve our autonomous AI security agent “Hai” with capabilities to plan, reason, and take secure actions including vulnerability detection, threat intelligence generation and automated security analysis
  • Build and enhance our AI security agent "Hai" to provide instant security insights, natural language query processing, and actionable recommendations for security teams
  • Develop AI red teaming agents and frameworks that help identify vulnerabilities in large language models, generative AI systems, and applied AI deployments
  • Collaborate with product teams to integrate AI capabilities that enhance vulnerability discovery, validation, and remediation
  • Create APIs and integrations that enable seamless interaction between AI models, security tools, and the broader HackerOne ecosystem
  • Partner with cross-functional teams including Product, Security Research, and Customer Success to translate AI innovations into customer-facing security solutions
  • Integrate emerging agentic frameworks and LLM-based orchestration tools (e.g., LangChain, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, OpenAgents) to power stateful AI agents with access to security tools, APIs, and third-party systems
  • Stay current with emerging AI security threats, research cutting-edge AI safety techniques, and contribute to the development of industry-leading AI security standards
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience building AI development platforms, model registries, experimentation frameworks, and tools that accelerate AI product development across organizations
  • Familiarity with frameworks like ReAct, AutoGen, or Semantic Kernel for agentic orchestration
  • Experience in agent action routing, secure tool usage APIs, and feedback loops for autonomous agents
  • Knowledge of prompt engineering, fine-tuning techniques, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and advanced LLM optimization strategies
  • Background with cloud-based AI/ML services (AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex AI, Azure ML) and containerization technologies for AI workloads
  • Familiarity with Ruby on Rails, GraphQL, React, and experience integrating AI capabilities into existing web applications and APIs

HackerOne provides a platform that connects global brands with ethical hackers to improve their cybersecurity. The platform allows companies to identify and monitor potential risks in their digital assets by utilizing the skills of ethical hackers who conduct penetration tests to find vulnerabilities. Clients can import their asset data and use the platform to rank the risk of exploitable assets, ensuring a proactive approach to application security. Unlike many competitors, HackerOne offers continuous asset testing and dynamic scope adjustments, allowing for flexible security coverage that can scale with client needs. The goal of HackerOne is to promote a proactive security culture by encouraging companies to implement bug bounty programs as part of their cybersecurity strategy.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Series E

Total Funding

$159.4M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2012

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Increased demand for cybersecurity in travel and hospitality sectors boosts HackerOne's market potential.
  • Partnership with Crypto.com highlights growth in cybersecurity investment by cryptocurrency platforms.
  • Free tier for Vulnerability Disclosure Program expands customer base and market penetration.

What critics are saying

  • AI-generated phishing scams pose detection challenges, threatening client trust in digital security.
  • Rising cyber threats in travel and hospitality may strain HackerOne's operational scalability.
  • Expansion into new regions may expose HackerOne to regulatory challenges and regional threats.

What makes HackerOne unique

  • HackerOne connects businesses with ethical hackers for proactive cybersecurity measures.
  • The platform offers a unique bug bounty solution to identify security vulnerabilities.
  • HackerOne's partnerships with global brands enhance its credibility and market reach.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Employee Assistance Program

Digital First Stipend

Equity Stock Options

Retirement Plans

Leaves of Absence

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

0%
PhocusWire
May 20th, 2025
Travel’S Persistent Cybersecurity Problem, And Why It Could Get Worse

Andersen Cheng sees cyber threats everywhere.Whenever he books his travel, he always types in a website address manually, doesn’t click on Google links and never saves his card’s details. As the CEO of cybersecurity company Post-Quantum it’s in Cheng's nature to be careful, but even for the general public these sorts of precautions are increasingly being prescribed as the travel industry faces a growing number of attacks.And many experts, including Cheng, warn that rapid advancements in technology and distribution not only embolden hackers, but they are leading to more sophisticated attacks that pose an “existential threat” in the near future.For many online travel agencies (OTAs) and hotel groups, scams are widespread. Consumers are highly exposed to phishing scams, for example, where they receive an email that appears to be from a well-known source. Some 71% of guests are concerned about the risk of fraud when booking, according to Adyen’s Hospitality Report 2024.Airbnb says credit card, phishing and holiday scams are the most common types of fraud in the United Kingdom. Those affected lose an average of £1,937 to the fraudsters, its research revealed, which has led in part to a campaign Airbnb launched in February with Get Safe Online to address the issue.Airbnb also warns more fraudsters are exploiting artificial intelligence (AI), with nearly two-thirds of U.K. adults it surveyed failing to identify AI-generated images of properties as fake.Beyond the AI threatAI has certainly entered the cybersecurity battlefield

PhocusWire
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Source Security
Dec 12th, 2024
HackerOne boosts security with Hai updates

HackerOne, the cybersecurity company dedicated to eliminating vulnerabilities through continuous testing, announced updates to its intelligent copilot Hai.

Source Security
Dec 3rd, 2024
Crypto.com partners with HackerOne for $2M bounty program

Crypto.com partners with HackerOne for $2M bounty program.

HackerOne
Nov 19th, 2024
150 Organizations Launch Programs on the HackerOne Platform

HackerOne announced partnerships with Evanssion in the Middle East and PrivTech in Japan.