Obsidian Security
Obsidian Security builds a SaaS security platform for enterprises to discover and govern third-party app and AI integrations, manage OAuth/API permissions, and detect and respond to identity and SaaS threats. It sells subscriptions to large regulated organizations; named customers include Snowflake, T-Mobile, and Algolia. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Palo Alto, the privately held company focuses on Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and other major business apps.
Open Positions at Obsidian Security
6 open positions
Research and build production-grade security detections and policies for AI agents, MCP-connected tools, and agentic workflows. This end-to-end role combines agent threat research, scripting, testing, deployment, customer enablement, and continuous tuning.
Obsidian Security is seeking a Senior Solutions Engineer to lead technical evaluations, proof-of-value engagements, and customer-facing security discussions across the US Northeast. This fully remote role combines cybersecurity expertise, software engineering ability, and sales-process leadership.
Hands-on Product Security Engineer responsible for embedding security into Obsidian’s backend services, cloud infrastructure, software supply chain, and AI agent systems. The role spans secure architecture, implementation, vulnerability management, and production operations.
Lead the development of production-grade security detections for identity, cloud, and SaaS threats while establishing Obsidian’s detection engineering capabilities in Taiwan. This senior role combines threat research, detection modeling, data analysis, and hands-on production engineering.
Build production-grade security products that discover, analyze, and mitigate risks across enterprise AI applications, agents, identities, and SaaS integrations. This hands-on Taiwan-based role combines security research, backend engineering, data pipelines, and threat detection.
Build security detections, threat models, and product features that protect enterprise AI and agentic platforms. This hands-on role combines security engineering, identity and access analysis, emerging attack research, and data engineering.