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AI Security Tester - Technology - Full-time

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Job Title: AI Security Tester - Technology - Full-time
📍 Location: Berkshire, New York, United States
🕐 Employment type: Full-time
🌍 Environment: Technology Environment
About the Role
We are searching on behalf of our client for this role. This position is not with OVI.
Are you passionate about breaking AI systems before adversaries do? As an AI Security Tester, you'll use your deep offensive security expertise to help safeguard next-generation AI solutions. In this role, you'll simulate real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities in AI/ML systems, ensuring secure and trustworthy AI deployments.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct adversarial testing to challenge AI model safety and guardrails.
- Perform penetration testing and fuzzing of AI systems.
- Identify risks such as data poisoning, model evasion, hallucinations, and bias.
- Validate data privacy controls, including PII handling and encryption.
- Simulate attack scenarios and exploit attempts.
- Document vulnerabilities, unexpected behaviours, and evidence in lower environments.
- Analyse threat vectors and recommend mitigation strategies.
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Experience fit
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Your Profile
- 5+ years in offensive cybersecurity (AppSec, Pen Testing, Red Teaming).
- Minimum 2 years focused on AI/ML security.
- Strong programming skills in Python or Java.
- Hands-on experience with ML frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).
- Familiarity with AI tooling (e.g., LangChain, LlamaIndex, red-teaming toolkits).
- Proven ability to assess and secure AI systems end-to-end.
What's Offered
- Competitive salary of £55,000–£60,000.
- Hybrid working model with occasional travel to offices or customer locations.
- Opportunity to work in a cutting-edge AI-powered marketplace.
- Equity partnership in the business.


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Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate is a seasoned security professional with a passion for AI and machine learning. You have a proven track record in offensive security and a keen eye for identifying vulnerabilities in AI systems. Your strong technical skills in Python or Java, combined with hands-on experience with ML frameworks, make you a perfect fit for this role. If you're ready to take on the challenge of safeguarding AI solutions, we'd love to hear from you.
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