Responsibilities of the Intern:

Perform VAPT across web, API, mobile, and cloud; triage findings surfaced by BeVigil/SVigil and turn them into concrete, prioritized issues
Feed VAPT and triage experience back into product: flag gaps, false positives, and missed detection classes based on hands-on testing and industry-wide understanding of the product line
Track the threat landscape across the Americas; closely monitor underground/dark web feeds and proactively flag relevant chatter, leaks, or actor activity
Run HUMINT/OSINT collection, infrastructure hunting, and C2 mapping, and map resulting intel to specific prospects, customers, or lead-gen angles
Build or use automation (scripts, workflows) to cut down redundant manual steps in research, triage, and reporting
Research exposed credentials, misconfigurations, leaked assets, and attack surface findings across client and prospect footprints - Validate and assess the impact of findings (e.g. determine if a leaked token or exposed API is a real risk vs. a placeholder/example value)
Help build client-facing deliverables: trial summaries, responsible disclosure reports, CISO-ready security impact summaries
Communicate findings directly on calls with prospects, clearly and confidently, translating technical detail into business impact
Assist with competitive and market research on the threat intel and cybersecurity vendor landscape
Contribute to product strategy discussions around new detection use cases and roadmap prioritization

Requirements:

Strong interest in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, or security research
Working knowledge of VAPT methodology across at least two of: web, API, mobile, cloud
Familiarity with core concepts: CVEs, IOCs, TTPs, exposed credentials, attack surface management, OSINT, HUMINT
Comfortable reading technical documentation (APIs, specs, security reports) and writing clearly about what it means
Strong written and verbal communication; comfortable presenting findings on live prospect/client calls
Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Computer Science, Information Security, or related field