Small team. Outsized mission.
Enterprise-grade threat intelligence has always been priced for enterprises. We’re a small, global team closing that gap — and we’re looking for people who want to build security tooling that actually gets used.
Every company gets targeted. Almost none can afford to watch for it.
Phishing domains, social impersonation, spoofed email — brand-abuse attacks don’t check a company’s headcount before they launch. But the platforms built to catch them cost $20,000 to $150,000+ a year and assume a dedicated security analyst is running them. Averrow exists to make that same outside-in visibility available to every company, not just the ones who can afford it.
That’s the problem we work on: AI agents that reason about threats instead of dumping alerts, delivered on edge infrastructure that keeps the economics sane. If that sounds like an interesting problem, we want to hear from you.
What shapes how we work
Outside-In First
We build for the view an attacker has — instant, zero-setup scanning — before we build for the view a security team wants.
AI-Native, Not Bolted On
Agents reason and narrate; they don’t just classify. That shapes the engineering problems we work on day to day.
Small On Purpose
A small, distributed team means less coordination overhead and more ownership. Everyone is close to the product and the customer.
The kinds of people we look for
We don’t keep a running list of open requisitions here. These are the general areas we grow into as the platform grows — if one of them is your area, reach out.
Engineering
Edge compute, distributed data (D1/KV/R2), and the AI agent mesh itself — systems work with real security consequences.
Threat Intelligence & Security Research
Feed curation, detection logic, and the judgment calls that separate a real threat from noise.
Go-to-Market
Sales, customer success, and marketing for a security product that has to earn trust before it earns a signature.
Interested in joining us?
We’re a small team, so we don’t always have a live posting for every role — but we still want to hear from good people. Tell us about yourself.