Application Security Engineer
Position: Application Security Engineer (Senior AppSec) Location: Remote Duration: 6-12+ Months Contract Role Overview We are seeking experienced Senior Application Security Engineers to join our team and play a critical role in validating AIgenerated vulnerability findings and translating them into actionable technical remediation. This position requires strong expertise in application and product security, combined with a deep understanding of how vulnerabilities map to code and how developers remediate them in production environments. The ideal candidate will have a background as a software engineer who transitioned into AppSec, bringing both security insight and practical development knowledge.
Key Responsibilities
- Validate AIgenerated vulnerability findings (e.g., from Anthropic s Mythos) and assess exploitability, severity, and business impact.
- Trace vulnerabilities to their technical root cause at the code level.
- Collaborate with development teams to design and implement secure remediation strategies.
- Conduct secure code reviews, threat modeling, and vulnerability assessments.
- Define and enforce secure SDLC practices across product teams.
- Provide guidance on API security, OWASP Top 10 risks, and secure design principles.
- Partner with product owners and engineering teams to ensure vulnerabilities are remediated effectively and deployed safely.
- Document findings, remediation steps, and best practices to strengthen organizational security posture.
Required Skills
- Strong background in Application Security / Product Security.
- Handson experience with OWASP Top 10, SAST, vulnerability assessment, secure SDLC, threat modeling, code review, API security.
- Ability to validate findings, assess severity, and trace vulnerabilities to root cause.
- Experience working directly with developers to remediate vulnerabilities.
- Strong communication skills to bridge security and engineering teams.
Ideal Profile
- A software engineer turned AppSec professional someone who understands both the security problem and how developers actually fix it.
- Proven ability to work across multiple product teams, enabling secure development practices.
- Experience with modern CI/CD pipelines and integrating security tooling into developer workflows.