10a Labs
Cybersecurity Engineer
About this role
10a Labs seeks a Cybersecurity Engineer to design and build infrastructure, automation, and tooling that enables secure, reproducible testing of AI systems. You'll create scalable environments for adversarial evaluations, develop attack simulations, and collaborate with red teamers to identify and remediate AI-enabled cyber risks.
What you'll do
- Build tools and automation for scalable adversarial testing of AI systems using cloud infrastructure
- Create and maintain reproducible security test environments with Terraform and cloud platforms
- Collaborate with red teamers to reproduce, investigate, and fix vulnerabilities from security assessments
- Develop and automate attack simulations to validate security controls and improve AI system resilience
- Conduct threat modeling and security design reviews for new systems
- Work with software engineers to integrate security practices throughout the development lifecycle
What they're looking for
- Python programming
- Cloud infrastructure (AWS or GCP)
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Linux systems and networking
- Git/GitHub collaboration
- Penetration testing and red team assessments
- LLM and AI security concepts
Benefits
- Salary range $135K–$160K depending on experience and location
- Performance-based annual bonus
- Professional development support including conferences
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10a Labs
10a Labs builds AI safety and threat intelligence solutions that help organizations detect and mitigate risks in AI systems. The company is hiring backend engineers, machine learning engineers, and data engineers to develop scalable APIs, ML systems, and data pipelines that power these safety-focused applications.
View all jobs at 10a LabsLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience building or securing cloud environments—what tools and best practices did you use?
- Tell us about a time you conducted a penetration test or red team assessment; how did you translate findings into actionable security improvements?