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An AI platform that triages, investigates, and responds to security threats.
- Security
- Denver, United States
- 201–1,000 people
- Private
Newest at Torq.
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The company, in brief.
What they do
Torq sells an AI SOC platform. A SOC (security operations center) is the team that watches for attacks and responds to them. Torq's AI agents help that team triage, investigate, and respond to threats faster. Its customers include Marriott, PepsiCo, Siemens, and Uber. In January 2026, Torq raised $140M at a value of $1.2B.
What they value
- Extreme ownership.
- Customers first.
- A passion for excellence.
- Proud and humble.
- Win as one team.
- People who move fast, think boldly, and support each other.
Where they hire
12 of 15 roles are in the United States. The others are in Tel Aviv, London, and Germany. Most sales roles are remote, but each is based in one area, such as Chicago, Denver, or New York. Sales engineers must live in their area and go on site often. No posting mentions visa sponsorship.
Teams and roles
Sales has 13 of the 15 roles. Most are regional sales managers and sales engineers in US areas. Two regional sales managers sell in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and in the UK. One role sells to financial services companies in the eastern US, for a new group that Torq is starting.
- Customer Success: a customer success engineer on the US West Coast helps customers use the automation platform.
- Product: a product manager in Tel Aviv owns parts of the AI agent platform.
Torq says it grew its staff by 200% and its revenue by 300%. The postings encourage applicants to use AI to prepare. But Torq asks applicants to answer for themselves in live interviews and final tests.
What they look for
Most roles ask for experience in security. Sales manager roles ask for five or more years of enterprise software sales, with three or more years selling security software. They also ask for work with senior executives and a sales method such as MEDDICC, a checklist that tests whether a large deal can close.
Sales engineer roles ask for five or more years of pre-sales work on a security product, such as a SIEM or SOAR tool. A SIEM (security information and event management) tool collects and searches security logs. A SOAR (security orchestration, automation, and response) tool automates the response to alerts. They also ask for hands-on use of AI agents and MCP. MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI agents call outside tools. They ask for Python, PowerShell, or bash, REST APIs, and a public cloud. They also ask for frequent travel.
The product manager role asks for three to five years of product management, two years in cybersecurity, and a strong knowledge of LLM products.
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