• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and architect secure cloud infrastructure solutions on AWS and Azure • Identify potential security vulnerabilities and gaps in existing infrastructure and propose remediation plans • Implement cloud-native security technologies and best practices to address identified gaps • Analyze security logs and metrics to proactively detect and respond to security incidents • Develop and deploy security controls, such as identity and access management (IAM), network security policies, and encryption mechanisms • Leverage software engineering skills to create security-specific features, particularly in the areas of authentication, authorization, and rate limiting • Create documentation and train and guide team members and other stakeholders on security best practices

• Design, develop, and maintain secure software for core platform functionalities • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (engineering, product) to integrate security best practices throughout the development lifecycle • Stay up-to-date on the latest security threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigation strategies • Conduct security code reviews and identify potential security risks in existing codebases • Develop and implement automated security testing procedures • Respond to security incidents and participate in incident response procedures • Continuously improve the platform's security posture by identifying and implementing security enhancements • Document security processes, procedures, and best practices

• Build secure agent runtimes, libraries, and reference implementations while implementing core agent patterns like planner/executor, tool routing, and RAG boundaries • Build and secure MCP servers, clients, tool registries, and connector patterns with robust authentication, authorization, and audit logging • Enforce secure-by-default controls including schema validation, tool allowlists, redaction, and policy checks • Threat model and test agent workflows for prompt injection and data exfiltration to build repeatable security evaluations

Role Description We are continuously looking for experienced professionals who want to support and guide our students on their path to becoming professional developers. This is a full-time teaching role with an expectation of 40 hours per week. The schedule can be flexible, but you must be consistently available to support students throughout their learning journey. What you will do - Host regular live Q&A sessions to help students unblock and progress confidently. - Offer personalized support through 1:1 video calls to answer questions and guide assignments. - Occasionally respond to student questions via direct messages. - Lead live lessons on core program topics and industry-relevant skills. - Share your professional insights and best practices to support the learning community. - Review student projects and provide feedback based on program standards. - Write clear, actionable feedback to help students improve and meet expectations. - Support students in text by explaining concepts, troubleshooting code, and clarifying project or review questions. Requirements - At least 3 years of hands-on experience in cybersecurity, with knowledge in: - Networking & Architecture: Understanding of flat vs. segmented networks, DMZs, and blast radius reduction. - Authentication & Access Abuse: Ability to identify risks related to privileged access, RDP usage, and mass data exports. - Incident Analysis: Experience investigating failed logins, password resets, and administrative account creation using MITRE ATT&CK tactics. - Log Analysis: Ability to analyze logs and identify suspicious patterns. - Python Programming: Ability to develop scripts for log processing, occurrence counting, and extracting relevant information. - Ability to explain complex topics clearly to beginners. - Patience and empathy toward students who are new to cybersecurity. - Availability to dedicate between 12 and 20 hours per week to the project, with a flexible schedule that may occasionally include weekends. - B1 English level and strong Spanish proficiency. - Ability to answer beginner-level questions with patience and practical examples. Nice to have - Previous teaching experience. - Experience guiding beginners one-on-one with clear, step-by-step instruction. Benefits - Training in mentoring and communication techniques. - The opportunity to teach while continuing your main job. - The chance to share knowledge and experience with developers within our community. - Cross-cultural collaboration experience through mentoring and webinar facilitation. - Remote collaboration with a schedule that is convenient for both you and the team. We do not focus on micromanagement. - A comfortable digital office environment. We use modern digital tools such as Miro, Notion, Zoom, and others to ensure smooth collaboration. - A diverse and close-knit team distributed across the U.S. and Latin America.