Cyber Security Engineer
About the role
Security engineers can help train AI by finding and fixing bugs and vulnerabilities in real codebases. It's about 15 hours a week, fully remote, and you pick your own hours, weekends included. Pay is per approved task, and no AI experience is needed. AI Alerts may earn a referral fee if you're hired through this link. It costs you nothing and doesn't change how we pick or rank jobs.
What you'll do
- Find, debug and fix software bugs and security weaknesses across different codebases
- Build new features in Python, Java, Rust, Go, C++ or TypeScript
- Clean up old code to make it safer, faster and easier to maintain
- Run code audits, penetration tests and other security checks
- Help with back end work and tune apps for scale and security
- Write up your findings and suggest improvements
Requirements
- Expertise in one or more of Python, Java, Rust, Go, C++ or TypeScript (preferred)
- Proven experience debugging and fixing complex systems
- Strong cybersecurity background, including penetration testing, security audits and vulnerability assessment
- Good with algorithms, refactoring and performance tuning
- Able to explain technical findings clearly
- Process: screening questions, a 30 minute AI interview, a possible technical test, then a hiring manager review
About micro1
micro1 is a data lab that helps AI labs and large companies train AI models and agents. It finds and checks skilled people from many fields, like law, medicine, finance and coding, to produce the training data that makes AI work better.
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