Point72
GenAI Security Engineer
About this role
Point72 is seeking a GenAI Security Engineer to enhance their AI systems' security and protect against evolving threats. This role involves developing security controls, leading risk assessments, and integrating security protocols within cloud-native environments.
What you'll do
- Develop and run security controls for GenAI applications and models
- Lead threat modeling and risk assessments for AI threats
- Define secure architectures for cloud-native GenAI workloads
- Improve monitoring for anomalous AI behavior
- Lead incident response for security events related to AI
- Ensure compliance with policy and regulatory requirements
What they're looking for
- 6+ years in software engineering
- Proficiency in Python, Go, or Java
- Containerization experience with Kubernetes
- Knowledge of AI/ML technologies
- Strong understanding of software development methodologies
- Experience in cybersecurity practices
- Excellent communication and organizational skills
- Commitment to ethical standards
Benefits
- Fully-paid health care benefits
- Generous parental and family leave policies
- Wellness programs
- Volunteer opportunities
- Tuition assistance
- 401(k) savings program with employer match
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Point72
Point72 operates trading, data infrastructure, and investment management technology platforms that power systematic portfolio management and capital markets operations. The company is hiring infrastructure engineers, data reliability specialists, and software engineers to build and maintain mission-critical systems including data pipelines, network architectures, storage platforms, and research tools.
- Website
- point72.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with threat modeling for AI/ML systems. What are the most critical attack vectors you've identified in GenAI applications?
- Describe a time you implemented security controls for agentic systems or tool-calling workflows. How did you balance security guardrails with developer productivity?