9 open jobs on The Stack list Authentication as a key skill. They come from 6 companies in 6 countries, and 9 offer visa sponsorship. All were posted in the last 60 days.
This page lists jobs whose listing names Authentication in its key skills. We do not guess skills from the job title.
What you'll do: Design, prototype, and deploy technical controls to safeguard Stripe's payments ecosystem against high-impact abuse vectors; run experiments to measure risk reduction while preserving legitimate user conversion; collaborate with security…
What they ask for: 10+ years in security or anti-abuse engineering in high-scale environments, bachelor's or master's in CS/cybersecurity or equivalent experience; strong programming background (Python, Go, Java) with advanced SQL; experience with API…
What you'll do: The Senior Product Security Engineer will own the security review process, acting as the design authority for product and engineering teams. They are responsible for facilitating threat modelling, defining security requirements, and…
What they ask for: Candidates must have at least 5 years of experience in product or application security, with a strong background in threat modelling and secure architecture. Proficiency in distributed systems, authentication mechanisms, and stakeholder…
What you'll do: Own the Gateway credits experience from onboarding through ongoing AI workflow usage, including provider selection, partnerships, pricing, and packaging. Define the enterprise AI gateway strategy and capabilities, and coordinate delivery…
What they ask for: Candidates need product management experience in AI infrastructure, developer platforms, LLM tooling, or enterprise administration and governance, along with hands-on vendor negotiations and a strong grasp of usage-based pricing and…
What you'll do: You will own the application security for Lingokids apps, backend services, and AWS infrastructure. This includes running threat modeling, managing security tooling in CI/CD pipelines, and ensuring compliance with privacy regulations like…
What they ask for: The role requires 5+ years of experience in security engineering with a strong focus on application security and mobile platforms. Candidates should be proficient in reading and writing code, specifically Ruby or JavaScript/TypeScript, and…
What you'll do: You will own the core product platform, building APIs, SDKs, and services that connect customer systems to Refractal's infrastructure. This includes designing authentication, multi-tenant isolation, and real-time data streams while working…
What they ask for: The ideal candidate is a product-minded platform engineer with strong backend experience, particularly in Python and FastAPI. You should have expertise in API design, observability, database management, and frontend development with…
What you'll do: You will design and execute adversarial security assessments on AI systems and agents to identify vulnerabilities. Additionally, you will collaborate with engineering teams to document findings, recommend mitigations, and build…
What they ask for: Candidates must have hands-on experience in offensive security or adversarial testing of AI systems. A strong understanding of web application security, authentication, and the ability to write automation code is required.
What you'll do: You will own the development of the operator console and integrations that connect the platform to customer security stacks. This involves building accessible interfaces, designing APIs, and maintaining reliable integrations with various…
What they ask for: The role requires over 6 years of software engineering experience with a strong focus on React and TypeScript. Candidates must possess a strong eye for UI/UX and experience building integrations with third-party APIs.
What you'll do: You will build and maintain integrations with security and observability tools while developing pipelines to ingest and transform security data. You will also collaborate with security engineers to ensure reliable data flows and…
What they ask for: The role requires experience in software development, testing, and debugging, along with familiarity with data engineering concepts and API management. Candidates should possess strong communication skills and the ability to investigate…
What you'll do: You will design, build, and operate infrastructure for model access, agent runtimes, and observability. You will also support teams by troubleshooting issues, documenting reusable patterns, and establishing standards for AI-powered tool…
What they ask for: You should have strong software engineering experience with APIs, cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and infrastructure-as-code. Familiarity with LLM ecosystems, observability, and a security-conscious approach to system governance is…