Freelance remote Bug Bounty Security Researcher role identifying and reporting vulnerabilities in applications, systems, and networks for Inspectiv's Bug Bounty and Pentesting as a Service platform. Work includes custom attack vectors (fuzzing, SQLi, XSS, SSRF, RCE), documenting findings with proof-of-concept code, and participating in bug bounty programs. Tools mentioned include Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, Nmap, Kali Linux, and Python, C++, JavaScript.
Bug Bounty Security Researcher
About Inspectiv
At Inspectiv, we are dedicated to revolutionizing the landscape of vulnerability management with a unified platform for Bug Bounty as a Service and Pentesting as a Service. Our remote-first team is driven by the vision of providing all the advantages of vulnerability management without the traditional hassle or unpredictable expense. Join us in ensuring our clients that their external attack surface remains impeccably secure and fortified.
We are a well-funded Series A company with top tier investors.
The Opportunity
We are seeking highly skilled and motivated Bug Bounty Security Researchers to join our team. As a Bug Bounty Security Researcher, you will be responsible for identifying and reporting vulnerabilities in software applications, systems, and networks. Your expertise will help us improve the security of our products and services by discovering and mitigating potential threats.
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Compensation: As a remote, freelance security researcher with Inspectiv, you’ll have the flexibility to work on your own schedule while hunting for high-impact vulnerabilities.
Security Researchers submit vulnerability reports via our Bug Bounty platform. We pay upon triage of valid reports that fall within the scope of programs. Payments are made weekly
If you are a motivated and skilled security researcher looking for new challenges, we encourage you to apply!