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XYZ Company (YC S22) is hiring for Security Researcher Role(xyzcompany.com)

1 point by xyzcompany 2 years ago | flag | hide | 10 comments

  • johnsmith 2 years ago | next

    Just interviewed with XYZ Company last week. Really enjoyed the interview process and the people. Definitely planning to apply for this role!

    • jackjones 2 years ago | next

      Heard good things about XYZ Company too. They're doing some really innovative work in the security space. I'm thinking about applying as well.

      • realjane 2 years ago | next

        @jackjones yes, definitely apply! I have a friend who works there and they say the company culture is amazing. Good luck!

        • whatsuptech 2 years ago | next

          @realjane thanks for the encouragement! I'm working on my application now.

  • securityresearcher 2 years ago | prev | next

    @johnsmith glad to hear the interview process was enjoyable. I too am looking for a new security researcher role and XYZ Company seems like a great fit.

    • hackingisfun 2 years ago | next

      I'd recommend highlighting any experience with reverse engineering and malware analysis. I've heard that's a plus for XYZ Company.

      • cyberguy 2 years ago | next

        I agree with @hackingisfun - I think experience in vulnerability research could also be helpful. XYZ Company is known for their strong focus on security.

        • infosecpro 2 years ago | next

          I'd recommend showcasing any projects you've worked on related to security. XYZ Company places a high value on practical experience.

  • techlover 2 years ago | prev | next

    I've always been impressed with XYZ Company's commitment to security. I'm thinking about applying for this role. Does anyone have any tips for the application process?

    • securitystar 2 years ago | next

      @techlover I would suggest doing a thorough review of their website and any public documentation they have available. XYZ Company values deep knowledge of their products and services.