Senior Application Security Engineer
Pubblicato il 18-10-2026 - Malwarebytes in Bologna
Malwarebytes is reimagining security to safeguard devices, data, and people — no matter their location, lifestyle, or means. What began in 2008 with one person helping another remove a malware infection has grown into a global leader in online protection, with an all-in-one suite of cybersecurity, privacy, and identity protection solutions that empower millions of people worldwide to enjoy their digital lives, free from threats and scams.
About Malwarebytes Inc.
Our portfolio has grown far beyond malware removal into a full suite of award-winning cybersecurity, privacy, and identity solutions, from the free tools that have long served as a first line of defense to newer options for identity protection and personal data removal. The threat landscape keeps getting faster, stealthier, and more sophisticated, and we believe protection should be both powerful and refreshingly simple — because security that's too hard to use doesn't get used. Built and beloved by experts, we combine world-class threat research with proprietary,
AI-powered processes to deliver powerful digital protection that's always by your side.
Malwarebytes is looking for..
We are looking for a Senior Application Security Engineer with substantial experience securing Windows applications to join our security-first company. As a dedicated AppSec engineer in the AppSec team, you will use modern tools to identify, triage, and resolve security issues in close partnership with development teams. You will manage the bug bounty program and focus primarily on Windows application security, while also contributing to macOS, iOS, and Android security as needed. If you thrive on learning new technologies and working independently, we want to hear from you.
What You’ll Do:
- Automate security processes and tooling within the CI/CD pipeline, including integrating SAST, DAST, and SCA tools to prevent classes of security issues.
- Perform and manage collaboration with external firms on security-focused code revie