• Work with hardware, software, field, and research engineers • Develop software modules for Shift5 products designed to detect anomalies in OT systems and serial networks. You will primarily write software in C++/Rust/Golang/Python for detection modules, testbeds, and tools you develop. • Work with cross-functional teams to build out robust and performant capabilities related to our product’s ability to perform real-time detection and prevention. • Work with QA and Test Engineers ensuring end to end testing of team’s detection modules and algorithms. • Distinguish between anomalous and benign traffic within large repositories of serial bus data. • Perform investigations of real-world customer anomalies in order to determine root cause, enhance detections, or inform the development of new detections. • Design and deliver technical training, usage guides, and operational best practices to enable customers to effectively interpret and triage detection observations, and optimize software configurations for accurate identification of cybersecurity and maintenance issues. • Effectively communicate technical information about cyber threats to both technical and non-technical audiences. • Contribute to fundamental frameworks that describe types of threats to OT systems and provide a common language to share information about identified threats. • Read technical documentation such as specifications, technical standards, and interface control documents to understand the data we are analyzing. • Document your work for technical and non-technical audiences. This includes engineering documentation, technical reports, and presentations. • Collaborate with vulnerability researchers to develop detection methodologies for novel attacks against OT systems leveraging a wide range of exploitation techniques. • Be ready to learn and be flexible. You’ll be engaged in a wide variety of work in support of Shift5 priorities, which often change in a growing company. • Occasionally travel <10%.