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Senior Threat Intelligence Engineer
from GitLab · read the original and apply on their site
Remote, Canada; Remote, India; Remote, US
Our take: The real work here is turning credible threat signals into actionable intelligence and automation that helps GitLab get ahead of attacks, as the sole dedicated owner of a young but well-founded program.
This is the rare threat intelligence role where you own the whole thing: the tooling, the feeds, the reports, and the calls about what matters. You will spend your days researching adversaries, tracking threat actors, and writing Python that turns your instincts into automated reach, all while building a genuine intel-sharing community with peers across the industry. If you love seeing around corners and want the autonomy to shape a program rather than just staff one, this is built for you.
Needs
- analysing threats
- osint research
- pattern finding
- python automation
- incident response
- writing flash reports
- peer networking
Rewards
- actionable impact
- seeing around corners
- attributing attacks
- building a community
- real autonomy
- shaping the process
Demands
- working solo
- cross-team collaboration
- high stakes
- fast reporting cadence
- fully remote
Grows
- osint tradecraft
- malware reverse engineering
- program maturity
- industry partnerships
Values
- getting ahead of risk
- analytical rigour
- industry community
- protecting users
- embracing ai
- measurable success
Drains
- tending the platform
- managing threat feeds
- ad-hoc flash reports
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