Member of Technical Staff, Security

Anchorage Digital · United States

Build and maintain security automation and tooling to detect vulnerabilities through static and dynamic analysis across code and live systems.
Conduct application security assessments, penetration tests, and code reviews to identify high-risk security issues and provide secure development guidance.
Develop and operate vulnerability management workflows, partnering with engineering teams to prioritize and remediate findings.
Establish and test security guardrails for code, cloud resources, and infrastructure components throughout the Anchorage platform.

Monitor and respond to security events and configuration anomalies across the organization, leading investigation and containment efforts.
Manage the full vulnerability lifecycle from discovery through remediation, tracking progress and ensuring timely closure of findings.
Lead or substantially contribute to Security initiatives with minimal oversight, coordinating across team boundaries to drive projects to completion.
Break complex security problems into manageable workstreams with accurate scope and time estimates. Present options clearly and provide well-reasoned priority recommendations.
Deliver assurance artifacts and evidence for regulated entity requirements, supporting audit and compliance efforts.
Balance speed of response with thoroughness of investigation, adapting approach based on risk and business impact.

Understand and help implement the company's security strategy by participating in planning and defining Security goals in alignment with Anchorage Digital's overall objectives.
Stay alert to emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and industry trends that could affect organizational security posture.
Consider security holistically across the product ecosystem—applications, infrastructure, and third-party integrations—while fostering a security-first culture.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Engineering, Infrastructure, and Compliance teams to embed security into development and operational processes.

Share knowledge broadly across the team through documentation, runbooks, and post-incident reviews, preventing single points of failure.
Partner with engineering teams to explain security risks and remediation approaches, translating technical findings into actionable guidance.
Collaborate across teams to review security configurations, triage findings, and engage in technical discussions. Communicate insights and recommendations clearly to improve processes.
Demonstrate empathy by understanding others' context, priorities, and constraints—adapting communication style to maximize effectiveness with both technical and non-technical audiences.

Security or AppSec experience: You have 3+ years of hands-on experience in security engineering, application security, penetration testing, or security.
Security tooling and automation: You have built or maintained security tools, integrations, or automation workflows using Python, Go, or similar languages.
Vulnerability assessment: You can identify and assess security vulnerabilities in applications, APIs, and cloud infrastructure, and effectively communicate remediation strategies.
Static and dynamic analysis: You have experience with tools like Semgrep, CodeQL, Burp Suite, or equivalent for identifying security issues in code and running systems.
Cloud security: You understand AWS security fundamentals including IAM, VPCs, security groups, and CloudTrail/logging.
Incident response: You can investigate security events, perform root cause analysis, and coordinate response efforts.
You have developed "computer science fundamentals," i.e. concurrency, algorithms, and data structures.
You genuinely care about code quality and operational excellence.
You prioritize security outcomes, end-user experience, and business value over "cool tech."
You self-describe as some combination of the following: creative, humble, ambitious, detail-oriented, hardworking, trustworthy, eager to learn, methodical, action-oriented, and tenacious.

You have experience running or participating in bug bounty programs (HackerOne, Bugcrowd, etc.).
You have worked in a regulated financial services, fintech, or crypto environment.
You have exposure to blockchain security, smart contract auditing, or Web3 technologies.
You have built or contributed to open-source security tools.
You hold relevant certifications (OSCP, GWAPT, GCIH, AWS Security Specialty, etc.).
You read blockchain protocol white papers for fun, and stay up to date with the proliferation of crypto-asset innovations.
You were emotionally moved by the soundtrack to Hamilton, which chronicles the founding of a new financial system. :)