About this role
Role Overview
HackerOne is seeking a remote Product Security Analyst based in the Washington DC area to evaluate and validate security submissions from the global research community. This full-time position suits experienced ethical hackers and security testers with a background in application security and vulnerability triage.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
HackerOne operates as a continuous threat exposure management enterprise that unites agentic AI capabilities with a large community of ethical security researchers. The organization assists global corporations in discovering, prioritizing, and fixing exposures spanning cloud, code, and artificial intelligence environments. Recognized for its workplace culture and leadership in AI security testing, the firm values transparency, customer obsession, and shared success among its team members.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official HackerOne careers page to submit their application for this remote opportunity.
Questions candidates ask
What is the location requirement for this role?
This is a remote position targeted for candidates who live within approximately 50 miles of Washington DC, as well as select other metropolitan areas such as Boston, Austin, Seattle, or the San Francisco Bay Area.
Are there any special scheduling requirements for this position?
Yes, this role requires working on both Saturday and Sunday, with two designated days off during the middle of the week, typically Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
How many years of experience are required?
Applicants must have a minimum of 3+ years of hands-on background in security testing, ethical hacking, or vulnerability research focused on web and mobile applications.
What salary can I expect for this role in Washington DC?
The compensation band for locations outside of the San Francisco Bay Area tier, which includes Washington DC, ranges from $120,000 to $140,000 per year, plus equity stock options.
What tools and frameworks should I be familiar with?
Candidates should have experience with security testing tools like Burp Suite, a solid understanding of the OWASP Top 10, and familiarity with vulnerability scoring systems such as CVSS.
