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We are seeking an Adversary Emulation Specialist to simulate real-world threat actor behavior and help organizations validate their defenses. In this role, you will design and execute high-fidelity emulation plans based on current attacker tradecraft, work closely with detection and response teams, and turn offensive insights into measurable defensive improvements.
What you will do
Design and execute adversary emulation exercises mapped to real threat groups, campaigns, and tactics
Develop realistic attack paths across endpoints, cloud environments, identities, and enterprise applications
Evaluate the effectiveness of detections, controls, incident response workflows, and security architectures
Collaborate with detection engineers, product teams, and customers to improve visibility and resilience
Build reusable tooling, automation, and test scenarios for repeatable validation
Produce clear technical reporting, remediation guidance, and executive-ready summaries
What we are looking for
Strong background in red teaming, adversary emulation, offensive security, or purple teaming
Deep understanding of attacker tactics, techniques, and procedures across modern enterprise environments
Experience with command and control frameworks, credential abuse, lateral movement, persistence, privilege escalation, and defense evasion
Familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK and threat-informed defense methodologies
Ability to communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
Strong ethics, sound judgment, and a defense-first mindset
Nice to have
Experience in cloud attack simulation and identity-centric attack paths
Knowledge of detection engineering and SIEM or EDR validation
Security certifications or demonstrated practical offensive expertise
Experience supporting regulated industries or enterprise security programs
Why this role matters
This role helps move security from assumption to evidence. Your work will show whether defenses actually hold up against realistic adversary behavior, and where teams should improve next.
Send an email to kaizen@technologyandx.com
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