Position: Security Researcher (BOT MITIGATION)
Company: Sigma Software Group
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

We are looking for a Security researcher who is ready to take ownership of a key Security Research analysis initiative. If you:  

are looking for new, innovative ways to solve complex problems, ideally through rigorous experimentation, at times working independently 
you have a track record of solving difficult problems 
you are naturally passionate about learning and growing your skillset 
you have the passion to teach, coach, and mentor  
 Then we are waiting for you! 

**CUSTOMER**
Humansecurity.com is the global leader in the bot mitigation. Our client protects more than 200 enterprises —including the largest internet platforms— from sophisticated bots by verifying the humanity of nearly one trillion online interactions every week. The most sophisticated bots look and act like humans when they click on ads, visit websites, fill out forms, take over accounts, and commit payment fraud. HUMAN stop them. 

**PROJECT**
As a part of the Security Research Team, you will be part of a team of highly skilled and sometimes quirky hackers, intelligence researchers and software engineers who continuously hunt for threats, evaluate and develop new detection techniques, and share intel and attribution for cybercrime activity with the goal of protecting our customers while keeping the internet human. 

**REQUIREMENTS**
Deep knowledge of how the internet and web browsers work. Proficient knowledge of JavaScript 
Understanding of threats, fraud, information security vulnerabilities, and other cyber security-related events 
Bachelor’s degree and 4-8 years of experience in related fields (i.e. browser security, intelligence analysis, digital forensics, threat hunting, government analysis)  
Track record of independent, creative problem solving with large amounts of complex data 
Ability to write high-quality documentation 
Willingness to give presentations both internally and externally 
 
**NICE TO HAVE:**
Skills in developing processes and methodologies for investigations 
Experience with training teams 
One or more cyber-related certifications (i.e. CISSP, GCFA, GCFE, Sec+) 
Python or other coding experience 
Dynamic or static analysis of software using 3rd party tools 
Databases  (SQL) experience 
**PERSONAL PROFILE**
You are a curious, persistent person who is always thinking out of the box that wants to apply your knowledge to always do the right thing 
You are open, transparent, and can work in tight collaboration with anyone 
You are comfortable communicating in a decentralized work environment and across organizations 

**RESPONSIBILITIES**
Play a lot with the web-browsers, trying to find differences in behavior between them 
Research and develop signal collection on both mobile and desktop, which enables detection and defense deployments 
Find ways to detect automation, for example, tools like Selenium, Playwright or Puppeteer 
Find ways to hide or otherwise game ad placements on the web and mobile environments. 
Understand customer specific requirements, deliver with impact and exceed customer expectations 
Share security research topics through research talks, knowledge base and external engagements including media interviews and conference presentations, detailing your discoveries for internal and external sharing 
Discover adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures leveraged by bots 
Create and validate data insights to enhance detection excellence 
Find bad stuff on the internet, see if you can figure out how it is done, document it 
Red team, experiment, and develop new tactics for various kinds of fraud and to bypass our detection, no need to wait for an attack to be discovered and used by adversaries first 
Stay abreast of cyber security trends and events related to our mission 
Contribute high impact work that substantially benefits team level metrics and OKRs 
Develop techniques, tools, and scripts to simplify yours and others work