Detection Engineer

About RunReveal

RunReveal was founded after Evan Johnson and Alan Braithwaite (former Cloudflare and Segment) realized that even the most advanced security teams were struggling to detect basic attacks. The problem is that security orgs have so much data that companies struggle to build the detections they need, manage their data, and hunt for signals that indicate a compromise has happened.

RunReveal is built for massive amounts of data and will manage the collection of your security logs from your cloud and SaaS providers. RunReveal will automatically start looking for the signals of compromise and correlate those signals across all of your multiple log streams. RunReveal only takes minutes to set up and will make all of your logs available for search during investigations, building your own custom alerts, and building custom dashboards.

What you'll do

As a detection engineer you'll build detections for the entirety of RunReveal's customer base. You'll engage with the security industry, create content, and ensure that RunReveal's baseline detections for our customers are keeping up with the latest threats. You'll push the product usage of RunReveal in new and interesting ways, and help showcase interesting use cases for RunReveal publicly. You'll work within the community and alongside the rest of the engineering team to ensure that RunReveal is meeting the current threat detection needs.

Responsibilities

• Write detections that can be used by RunReveal's customer base.
• Create content that showcases RunReveal use cases to the security industry.
• Do security research of your own and share it with the community.
• Foster an inclusive community of security professionals.

Minimum Requirements

• Have worked at a fast growing SaaS company in an engineering, security, or developer relations role previously.
• Can build detections, write SQL, and understands the methods that attackers use to compromise companies.
• Are comfortable working on a small team where you'll be trusted to make big decisions.

To apply

Applicants must have authorization to work in the United States.

Email your resume to [email protected]