Senior Red Team Operator
Full-scope adversary simulation against a real objective, for people who need to know what a determined attacker could actually reach.
You run engagements end to end: network, physical, and human, aimed at a named objective rather than a checklist. This is the work most people only read about in a report, getting past the procurement desk, the badge reader, and the SOC, then proving how far it goes. What you find never dies in a PDF. It sharpens the whole bench and feeds the platform that reaches the organizations we can’t send an operator to.
What you’ll do
- Plan and lead full-scope engagements against a defined objective, across network, physical, and social vectors.
- Build and adapt your own tooling in the field. No playbook survives contact with a real target.
- Chain access into impact, then document the path clearly enough that a defender can close it for good.
- Debrief clients straight, including the parts they got right.
- Feed techniques and fresh detections back to the bench so the next engagement starts sharper than the last.
What you bring
- Years of hands-on offensive work with real, scoped engagements behind you.
- Fluency across initial access, lateral movement, privilege escalation, and evasion in defended environments.
- The judgment to operate against production systems with uptime and safety as hard limits.
- Writing a stressed defender can act on at 2am. A finding nobody understands is worthless.
- Proof you can do the work: OSCP, OSEP, CRTO, a portfolio, or a track record that speaks louder than any of them.
Bonus points
- Original research or a CVE with your name on it.
- Physical entry, RF, or hardware experience.
- Time on the defensive side. Knowing how the SOC thinks makes you harder to catch.
- Conference talks or published tooling.
The setup
Remote or in one of our offices, wherever you do your best work. Independent, which keeps us answering to the work and the people we do it for. We hire slowly and keep people a long time. If that sounds like the place, send your work, not a cover letter.