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What they do

Huntress sells managed cybersecurity products for businesses that big security vendors overlook. It covers endpoints (computers and servers), identities in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, and security awareness training. Its Security Operations Center (SOC), a team that watches for attacks, works with every product. Former NSA cyber operators founded it in 2015.

What they value

• Own It: keep commitments, and show wins and losses openly.
• Elevate It: raise the bar, and win together as a team.
• Send It: be bold, act fast, and do not let perfection block progress.

Where they hire

Huntress is fully remote and was remote from day one. Every Posting is remote. Most are in the United States, and others are in Australia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. Some SOC roles work weekend or time-zone shifts. No Posting mentions visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

The board lists 41 open roles.

• Security operations (18): SOC analysts, SOC support specialists, detection engineering and threat hunting, incident response, and security research.
• Engineering and product (11): software engineers who mostly use Ruby on Rails, one Go role, platform engineering, and product managers.
• Sales and partners (7): account executives, sales development, channel and partner managers, and reseller sales, mostly with MSPs (managed service providers, companies that run IT for others).
• Revenue operations, accounting, and a production artist for training content.

Most Postings give a base pay range, and every full-time teammate gets stock options.

What they look for

Most Postings ask for clear written and verbal communication. More than half ask candidates to use AI in their daily work with good judgment, and some engineering and product roles name Claude or Claude Code. SOC analyst roles ask for 2 or more years in a SOC or digital forensics role (4 or more in the United States). They also ask for knowledge of Windows, Linux, and macOS as attack targets, and of the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Five software roles ask for Ruby on Rails. Sales roles ask for CRM experience, often Salesforce, and knowledge of the MSP market.