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AI Security Tester (SC Cleared/Eligible) – Secure Next-Gen AI Solutions at Mastek
We’re hiring AI Security Tester with proactive offensive security expertise to test and protect our cutting-edge AI/ML systems!
About the Role
- Location: Hybrid role with travel requirements when securing Mastek offices or customer sites
- Challenge: Ace adversarial hacking of AI systems, from model guardrail stress-testing to data privacy threat modelling
- On a mission: Ensure AI deployments are secure and trustworthy before deployment
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Your role will focus on red-teaming AI systems, identifying vulnerabilities, and hardening them:
- ✅ Conduct adversarial testing to probe AI model safety and guardrails
- ✅ Perform penetration testing and fuzzing of AI systems (e.g., APIs, model inference pipelines)
- ✅ Identify attackable risks such as:
- Data poisoning and model corruption
- Evasion attacks (e.g., prompt injection)
- Hallucinations and unreliability
- Bias and fairness vulnerabilities
- ✅ Validate AI data privacy controls, PII handling, encryption mechanics
- ✅ Simulate low-to-high fidelity attack scenarios, including prompt engineering exploits
- ✅ Document and chain together evidence of vulnerabilities in lower environments
- ✅ Analyse threat vectors and collaborate on mitigation strategies
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Must-Have Requirements
The ideal candidate boasts:
- 5+ years in offensive cybersecurity (given via AppSec, pen testing, or advanced threat research)
- 2+ years focused on AI/ML security challenges
- Fluid programming skills in Python and/or Java
- Hands-on experience with ML frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow)
- Familiarity with:
- AI tooling (LangChain, LlamaIndex, transformer-based LLMs)
- AI red-teaming playbooks (e.g., Atome, Full Stack Deep Learning attacks)
- Demonstrated capability to privilege escalate into AI systems—not just theoretical knowledge


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Nice-to-Haves
- MS in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, AI/ML or related fields
- Certifications like CISSP or emerging AI security credentials (e.g., CSEC, Exam I, or vendor-sourced track records)
- Pure-play AI/ML background with prior protective controls engaged
Security Clearance
- SC-level clearance required or eligibility to obtain clearance within timelines
Note: Travel to sites when ensuring security across systems, but ultimately a hybrid approach balances professional independence with on-site support.
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