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Wakefield

Finds and fixes security flaws in applications

Member of Technical Staff - Security

Security Engineering & Architecture +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSan Francisco, CA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have 2 or more years of offensive security, product security, or security engineering experience, or equivalent depth from research, capture-the-flag competitions, bug bounties, or personal projects.
  • Have experience at a fast-growing startup.
  • Have found and reported real vulnerabilities in real applications.
  • Have designed and built security systems, not only audited them.
  • Have strong fundamentals in web application security, identity and access, cloud security, and networking.
  • Use coding agents every day while understanding every line of code shipped.
  • Have a genuine interest in breaking and building systems to understand how they fail.

Responsibilities

  • Shape the attacks security agents can run and the bugs they report.
  • Teach agents new classes of attack, including broken access control, business logic, authentication, and privilege escalation across tenants.
  • Reproduce difficult findings manually and write up findings that require human judgment.
  • Enforce scope so agents touch only approved targets through one path, with a complete record of every request.
  • Build identity and credential controls for agents so credentials are short-lived and scoped and agents never hold raw secrets.
  • Defend against prompt injection and tool misuse from applications the agents test.
  • Run the SOC 2 program and handle security reviews conducted by customers.

Desired Qualifications

  • Have agent or large language model security experience, including prompt injection, sandbox escapes, or red-teaming models or agents.
  • Have published advisories or CVEs; capture-the-flag or bug bounty experience is a plus.

About the Company

Wakefield

Finds and fixes security flaws in applications

Wakefield builds AI security services for companies that need to find and repair weaknesses in their web applications and software code. Its agents test running applications with customer-supplied logins or review connected code repositories, looking for flaws such as one user gaining access to another user's data. Each reported issue comes with a recorded reproduction, and the service generates a proposed code fix that the customer's team reviews and retests. The company sells enterprise contracts with usage-based fees and negotiated limits, keeping scan findings and remediation work together in its console. Wakefield is based in San Francisco.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Aurora, IL
Founded
1946

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