Harvey Nash
Senior Security Researcher

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Senior Security Researcher
📍 Remote (UK) | 1 day per month in London (expenses paid) 💰 Up to £110,000 + benefits
We're partnering with a specialist cyber security software company to hire a Senior Security Researcher into a highly technical, research-led team.
This is a role for someone who enjoys tackling difficult security problems, investigating unfamiliar technologies, and producing original findings rather than working from established playbooks. You'll be given the autonomy to explore complex challenges, develop research methodologies, build proof-of-concepts, and contribute directly to future product and security capabilities.
We're particularly interested in researchers who can combine deep technical investigation with strong analytical thinking and the ability to clearly communicate findings.
What you'll be doing
- Conducting original cyber security research into emerging threats, technologies and attack techniques
- Investigating complex and previously unexplored security problems
- Designing experiments, research methodologies and proof-of-concepts
- Developing tooling to support investigations and technical validation
- Producing high-quality technical reports, publications and research outputs
- Collaborating with engineers and product teams to translate research into practical outcomes
- Presenting and communicating findings to both technical and non-technical audiences
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- Experience conducting independent research projects
- Strong hypothesis-driven investigative skills
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- Programming experience in Python, C, C++ or similar
- Experience building tooling, prototypes or proof-of-concepts
- Excellent written communication and technical reporting skills


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Nice to have
- Publications, conference talks or publicly available research
- Malware analysis or reverse engineering experience
- Experience analysing file formats, binary structures or protocols
- PhD, Postdoctoral or Research Scientist background
- Experience mentoring or leading technical research activities
Why join?
- Up to £110,000 base salary
- Remote-first environment
- One day per month in London (fully expensed)
- Opportunity to work in a genuinely research-led team
- Freedom to investigate complex security problems and shape future capabilities
This role would suit someone who enjoys asking difficult questions, challenging assumptions and producing original security research with real-world impact.
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