Company Overview

VulnCheck provides advanced exploit and vulnerability intelligence solutions for enterprises, government agencies, and product teams, enabling them to prevent large-scale remote code execution incidents through faster, higher‑quality exploit data, large-scale real-time monitoring, and predictive detection artifacts. With more than 300 million unique data points from over 500 sources, VulnCheck helps vulnerability management and response teams stay ahead of adversaries autonomously. The company is a finalist in both the RSAC Innovation Sandbox and the Black Hat Startup Spotlight.

Job Summary

VulnCheck is seeking a Senior Exploit Developer with expertise in reverse engineering and exploit development. This position is part of the Initial Access Intelligence team, which produces exploits and related artifacts that help VulnCheck customers gain insight into exploitation from initial exposure through execution and detection. You will collaborate with an experienced group of hackers and threat researchers to help enterprises, governments, and intelligence organizations defend against emerging threats and stay ahead of attackers.

Although the primary focus is on initial access vulnerabilities, you will also have opportunities to work on various local and other exploit types, as well as contribute to our open-source go-exploit framework.

Location

This is a fully remote position within the United States, with a preference for candidates located in Massachusetts, Maryland, or Texas.

Why Join VulnCheck?

VulnCheck is committed to transforming how organizations worldwide understand, evaluate, and address security vulnerabilities, delivering intelligence-driven solutions that make a global impact.

You will join a collaborative and supportive team that values curiosity, technical excellence, and personal development. At VulnCheck, you will:

• Apply your skills by contributing to meaningful, cutting-edge threat intelligence projects alongside leading experts.
• Help shape the future of the industry by influencing how vulnerabilities are identified and categorized.

$100,000 — $150,000 per year