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Acrisure

Insurance broker offering risk management services

Red Team Engineer

Offensive Security & TestingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAtlanta, GA, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of progressive experience in offensive security, penetration testing, red teaming, application security, or adversary simulation.
  • Deep expertise identifying and exploiting complex vulnerabilities in web applications, APIs, cloud services, and distributed systems.
  • Strong software development background with demonstrated proficiency in Python, C#, JavaScript, PowerShell, Go, or similar languages.
  • Ability to read, analyze, debug, and assess enterprise application source code.
  • Experience developing custom offensive security tools, exploit frameworks, or vulnerability research projects.
  • Extensive experience assessing authentication, authorization, identity management, and privilege escalation risks.
  • Advanced understanding of application architecture, software development lifecycles, microservices, APIs, and cloud-native technologies.
  • Demonstrated experience leading penetration tests or red team engagements from planning through executive reporting.
  • Experience conducting cloud security assessments within AWS and Azure environments.
  • Ability to communicate technical findings to engineers, architects, executives, and security leadership.

Responsibilities

  • Lead enterprise-scale red team operations simulating advanced threat actors, insider threats, and targeted attacks.
  • Design and execute multistage attack scenarios spanning applications, cloud infrastructure, identity systems, and AI-enabled platforms.
  • Develop custom tactics, techniques, and procedures aligned to emerging adversary behaviors and MITRE ATT&CK frameworks.
  • Identify and demonstrate realistic attack paths that could result in privilege escalation, data compromise, ransomware deployment, or business disruption.
  • Conduct stealth testing and detection validation exercises in partnership with SOC and Detection Engineering teams.
  • Perform advanced source code reviews and architecture assessments to identify systemic security weaknesses.
  • Analyze software design patterns, trust boundaries, authorization frameworks, and application workflows for exploitable weaknesses.
  • Review complex codebases across .NET, C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and cloud-native architectures.
  • Partner with engineering leadership to improve secure coding standards and application security maturity.
  • Conduct deep manual penetration tests against web applications, REST/GraphQL APIs, and microservices, focusing on authentication, authorization (IDOR/BOLA), session management, injection, and business logic flaws.
  • Perform source-code-assisted testing (grey-box/white-box) using access to application repositories to identify vulnerabilities that black-box testing misses.
  • Test multi-tenant isolation boundaries, proving or disproving cross-tenant data access, privilege escalation, and tenant-escape scenarios in SaaS platforms.
  • Assess authentication and session architectures, including OAuth/OIDC flows, JWT handling, MFA bypass, token lifecycle, and session revocation effectiveness.
  • Validate authorization models end-to-end, from API gateway to data layer, identifying gaps where opt-in security filters can be bypassed or omitted.
  • Execute targeted assessments of high-risk application changes, new features, and integrations as part of the secure development lifecycle.
  • Use AI tools, including LLMs, copilots, and agentic frameworks, to accelerate vulnerability discovery, payload generation, reconnaissance, and report writing.
  • Build and maintain AI-assisted attack workflows, including automated reconnaissance pipelines, intelligent fuzzing, pattern-based code review, and exploit chain analysis.
  • Assess AI-integrated application features for prompt injection, training data leakage, model manipulation, excessive agency, and insecure output handling against OWASP LLM Top 10.
  • Contribute to AI red-teaming exercises targeting LLM-powered features, chatbots, and agentic systems deployed across the enterprise.
  • Translate emerging AI-driven offensive techniques and defensive-evasion research into practical testing methodologies.
  • Conduct penetration tests against cloud-hosted applications and services in AWS and Azure, including serverless functions, container workloads, and managed services.
  • Test cloud identity and access configurations, including IAM policies, role assumptions, cross-account access, service principal permissions, and privilege escalation paths.
  • Assess API gateway configurations, WAF effectiveness, and network segmentation controls.
  • Identify attack paths from application-layer compromise to cloud infrastructure pivot, demonstrating real-world impact chains.
  • Build and maintain custom offensive tooling, including scanners, exploit scripts, and validation frameworks tailored to the organization’s technology stack.
  • Develop repeatable, automated security validation tests that can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines for continuous assurance.
  • Produce clear, evidence-based penetration test reports with proof-of-concept exploits, risk ratings, and actionable remediation guidance.
  • Track and retest findings through remediation, validating fixes are effective and complete.
  • Contribute to the organization’s attack playbooks, TTPs documentation, and knowledge base.
  • Partner with AppSec engineers to translate offensive findings into defensive tooling improvements, including SAST/DAST rules and ASPM policies.
  • Work with development teams during and after assessments to explain vulnerabilities, demonstrate impact, and advise on secure design patterns.
  • Support bug bounty program triage and validation when external researchers report findings.
  • Participate in purple team exercises with detection engineering and SOC to validate monitoring coverage against real attack techniques.
  • Serve as a technical leader and subject matter expert for offensive security initiatives.
  • Mentor junior red team, penetration testing, and application security personnel.
  • Provide executive-level risk perspectives and technical recommendations to security leadership.
  • Influence security strategy by identifying emerging threats, attack trends, and systemic organizational risks.
  • Establish offensive security standards, methodologies, and best practices across the enterprise.

About the Company

Acrisure

Insurance broker offering risk management services

Acrisure is an insurance broker that partners with a global network of independent local agencies (Agency Partners) to deliver insurance and risk management services. Agencies maintain their local client relationships while Acrisure provides access to broader products, technology, and resources. Revenue comes from commissions and fees on policies sold through the network, plus fees for risk management services and the growth of partner agencies. The goal is to grow by expanding the Agency Partner network and provide tailored, scalable insurance solutions through a unified platform.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$9.8B
Headquarters
Grand Rapids, MI
Founded
2005

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