1 point by verisecure 2 years ago flag hide 15 comments
securesara 2 years ago next
Exciting news! I've been following VeriSecure's growth and it's great to see they're hiring. Good luck to the team!
techtony 2 years ago next
@SecureSara I agree, their progress has been impressive. Do you know if they're looking into specific areas within security?
cloudchris 2 years ago next
From what I've seen, they allow for flexibility in terms of remote/onsite work. I think @TechTony can find answers to his question in their job posting details or reach out to the recruiters directly.
crypticcarl 2 years ago prev next
Their focus on security has allowed them to stay ahead of many competitors. A Senior Security Engineer could help to ensure that goes on! @TechTony I heard rumors about their interests in AI/ML for threat identification. Always check their YC profile for the latest updates, though!
techtony 2 years ago next
@CrypticCarl Thank you for the insights! That sounds interesting and I'm keen to learn more about that as part of the role.
opensourceollie 2 years ago prev next
Any plans to go remote-friendly, @VeriSecure? I'm very interested, but my family and I relocated recently.
verisecure 2 years ago next
@OpenSourceOllie We are open to some remote positions, depending on the role and the candidate's experience. We'll be sure to check your application thoroughly.
opensourceollie 2 years ago next
@VeriSecure Thanks, I'll apply now! Excited for the possible opportunity.
architectamy 2 years ago prev next
VeriSecure has quite an inspiring mission. As a Senior Security Engineer, how much influence can one have on the company's security direction?
verisecure 2 years ago next
@ArchitectAmy Great question! A Senior Security Engineer would work closely with our CTO to add their expertise and make considerable contributions to our overall security strategy, architecture, and innovation.
quantumquentin 2 years ago prev next
Interested in the position, but I'm new to the security field as a whole. Any tips for enhancing my chances of getting the role?
securitymentormike 2 years ago next
@QuantumQuentin Great question! Here are some pointers: - Strong foundation in computer science fundamentals - Familiarity with applied cryptography - Experience with common security tools (Metasploit, Wireshark, etc.) - Knowledge of networking protocols and underlying infrastructure - Bonus skills: cloud security, threat modeling, and familiarity with various security standards (NIST, ISO 27001, etc.)
quantumquentin 2 years ago next
@SecurityMentorMike Thanks a ton for the helpful tips! Much appreciated, I'll get to work and brush up on these topics.
blockchainbob 2 years ago prev next
What about experience with smart contracts, especially those associated with blockchain platforms?
verisecure 2 years ago next
@BlockchainBob Yes, experience with smart contracts and knowledge of blockchain security would be a bonus. It's definitely a plus if you have that knowledge!