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Nik Seetharaman
Founder and CEO @ Wraithwatch
Nik Seetharaman is the Founder and CEO of Wraithwatch, a company that recently moved to Austin, Texas.2 He has a background in security engineering with an emphasis on engineering.1 Previously, Seetharaman worked at Anduril Industries, where he was involved in building complex system architectures for sensitive programs.46 He has experience in seed-stage startups and is knowledgeable about generative AI and its impact on industries.5 Seetharaman is actively involved in recruiting for his company, particularly focusing on individuals in or willing to relocate to the Austin area.2 He is also known for sharing insights about the cybersecurity industry and job opportunities in the field through his LinkedIn posts.137
Highlights
Wraithwatch is looking for a Front End Engineer with UI / UX experience to design and build interfaces for next generation autonomous cyber defenses. This is an opportunity to be at the forefront of emerging questions like:
How should humans task, monitor, and steer autonomous AI agents? How should self-evolving offensive and defensive AI agents convey their evolutionary progress? How should agents convey an ever-expanding body of domain-specific knowledge?
You'll collaborate with our founders, AI researchers, and machine learning engineers to find answers to these questions and bring them to life for users.
Requirements are 5+ years experience comprising:
- Ability to build and maintain interactive websites consisting of complex data structures such as knowledge graphs, 3D objects, machine learning visualizations, and similar
- A body of work that comprises clean, futuristic interfaces
- Ability to both design and bring designs to life through clean code
- Proficiency in React and other modern front-end frameworks
- Experience interfacing with back-end Python APIs
Contact info is on the site.
Wraithwatch is looking for a Forward Deployed Security Engineer to ensure our private and public sector partners are able to deploy the platform with minimal friction and get maximal signal from Day 1. That's right, we're making FDSECEs cool again.
You should have a fire inside you to completely redefine what it means to operate as a machine-augmented cybersecurity team and then want to help our end users do it. Background should be security engineering with an emphasis on the engineering - this is non-negotiable.
Heavy travel. Heavy workload. Aggressive team and deadlines. Novel tech. Probability of success unclear.
No third parties yet. And no malware either, kthx.
