Security Architect
SQA Solution
Our Client is looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to help the platform move from reporting risks to actively enforcing security policy. Your work will sit on the path between the client's verdicts and customer actions: warning or blocking unsafe installs, serving safer alternatives and, over time, coordinating revocation actions across a customer fleet.
Our client scans and inventories AI artifacts such as prompts, skills, MCP servers, hooks and IDE extensions. It gives security teams a verdict they can defend and helps prevent unsafe artifacts from causing harm. The platform is in production with early external users and runs primarily on TypeScript, Next.js, Node.js, Python and Google Cloud.
The first engagement is a paid, full-time four-week project beginning in October 2026. It is real work from the client’s roadmap with a written deliverable and clear success test, not a take-home assessment.
At the end of the project, both sides will decide whether to continue through future projects or an ongoing full-time or part-time role.
You will contract directly with Apricot, which manages contracting, payments and administrative support. Day to day, you will work with the client and report to the CTO. You will need your own laptop, reliable connectivity, a secure work environment and two-factor authentication where required.
To help us align early, You’ll be asked to share your expected fee for the initial engagement and your preferred ongoing arrangement and compensation expectations (full-time or part-time).
Apricot is a nonprofit sourcing firm connecting displaced and underserved professionals from Palestine and the wider MENA region with global employment opportunities. We combine a clear social-impact mission with fast, high-quality recruitment delivery for international clients.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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Our Client is looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to help the platform move from reporting risks to actively enforcing security policy. Your work will sit on the path between the client's verdicts and customer actions: warning or blocking unsafe installs, serving safer alternatives and, over time, coordinating revocation actions across a customer fleet.
Our client scans and inventories AI artifacts such as prompts, skills, MCP servers, hooks and IDE extensions. It gives security teams a verdict they can defend and helps prevent unsafe artifacts from causing harm. The platform is in production with early external users and runs primarily on TypeScript, Next.js, Node.js, Python and Google Cloud.
The first engagement is a paid, full-time four-week project beginning in October 2026. It is real work from the client’s roadmap with a written deliverable and clear success test, not a take-home assessment.
At the end of the project, both sides will decide whether to continue through future projects or an ongoing full-time or part-time role.
You will contract directly with Apricot, which manages contracting, payments and administrative support. Day to day, you will work with the client and report to the CTO. You will need your own laptop, reliable connectivity, a secure work environment and two-factor authentication where required.
To help us align early, You’ll be asked to share your expected fee for the initial engagement and your preferred ongoing arrangement and compensation expectations (full-time or part-time).
Apricot is a nonprofit sourcing firm connecting displaced and underserved professionals from Palestine and the wider MENA region with global employment opportunities. We combine a clear social-impact mission with fast, high-quality recruitment delivery for international clients.
Originally posted on Himalayas