Bugcrowd
Computer and Network Security
More enterprise organizations trust Bugcrowd to manage their bug bounty, vulnerability disclosure, and next-gen pen test programs. By combining the largest, most experienced triage team with the most trusted hackers around the world, Bugcrowd generates better results, reduces risk, and empowers organizations to release secure products to market faster — with no hidden fees.
Hiring now
Is Bugcrowd hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Bugcrowd has 13 open roles on Metaintro. 10 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Application Security Engineer - (5 months Contract)SecurityBrazil · RemoteBrazilRemote—2d ago
- Manager, Security OperationsSecurityUnited States · Remote · $129.3K – $161.6K/yrUnited StatesRemote$129.3K – $161.6K/yr5d ago
- Customer Support EngineerCustomer SupportUnited States · Remote · $59.5K – $74.4K/yrUnited StatesRemote$59.5K – $74.4K/yr7d ago
- Product Security EngineerSecurityMexico · RemoteMexicoRemote—8d ago
- Product Security EngineerSecurityIndia · RemoteIndiaRemote—9d ago
- Reinforcement Learning EngineerArtificial Intelligence/Machine LearningUnited States · Remote · $176.4K – $242.6K/yrUnited StatesRemote$176.4K – $242.6K/yr10d ago
- Senior Full Stack EngineerDeveloperUnited States · Remote · $140.4K – $175.5K/yrUnited StatesRemote$140.4K – $175.5K/yr10d ago
- Application Security EngineerSecurityIndia · RemoteIndiaRemote—14d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast Bugcrowd is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 35 companies Bugcrowd names as customers.
Customers hiring now21
- Wise421 open roles

- OOkta380 open roles
- Atlassian356 open roles

- Monash University160 open roles

- Outreach106 open roles

- Instructure56 open roles
- IIndeed47 open roles
- NETGEAR46 open roles

- CCatawiki42 open roles
- SEEK33 open roles
- NetWrix28 open roles
- Rapyd16 open roles

- Cloudinary8 open roles

- ActiveCampaign7 open roles

- CodeAI5 open roles
- TTaxSlayer5 open roles
- Technology Services2 open roles
- MMotorola1 open role
- JJust Eat Takeaway1 open role
- NNational Australia Bank1 open role
- Just Eat Takeaway.com1 open role
Case studies11
- BBigCommerce
- OOffice of the Minnesota Secretary of State
- AAxis Communications
- MMaryland Department of Information Technology
- NNational Australia Bank (NAB)
- TTX Group
- SSchoology
- OOutreach.io
- BBarracuda
- FFitbit
- AAruba Networks
Other customers3
- AApplications Security
- CCSO
- IInformation Security
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Bugcrowd's customers.
“With all these breaches happening around us, it becomes very easy for us to say to our executive staff, ‘Isn’t it better to know vulnerabilities exist before we get exploited by the bad guys?’ Having a bug bounty program gives us not only actionable insights to stay ahead of the adversaries, but also peace-of-mind.”
“Efficiency and effectiveness of the crowd is really why we bring them on… Because we have the crowd involved in the vulnerability management program, it’s helped in expanding of our team for a fraction of the cost. Now my internal resources are better utilized.”
““It’s a win-win situation—either the Crowd finds something we didn’t see, in which case we can fix it. Or they don’t find anything, which validates our efforts.””
“Leveraging Bugcrowd took triage off our plate and gave us both the visibility into our real-world attack surface and the business case to invest in dedicated security resources. Having that expertise in-house has changed everything. We’re not just reactive anymore; we’re building a real program.”
“The number of Bugcrowd findings is a true measure of our maturity as a company. I want to get to a point in the not too distant future where I am showing a graph at every board meeting that shows a meager number of Bugcrowd findings and not for lack of attention but due to our focus on enhancing our application security.”
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“Integration options for developers were the deciding factor, not the price. With other providers, you can pull things out via API. With Bugcrowd, we simply already had a ready-made Slack-Jira integration. And those are the two that are important to us. We don’t have to develop it, it’s just already there and it’s used a lot.””
““If a company says it’s running a bug bounty program, then every security researcher and hacker already knows that the company has already done a lot of security work and has an entire security environment in place. A bug bounty program is one of the last measures in the chain, and it’s an indicator of how well a company manages its security.””
“The vulnerability information we receive from the program has proven to be a valuable tool in training our internal employees on what to look for, and how to use the tools associated with doing application security testing.”
“Unlike a scheduled penetration test, time is not a factor. And given the number of researchers on the Bugcrowd platform this means eventually the majority of customer facing applications end up being discovered and further tested. This allows us to ‘even up’ the playing field between security testers and the technology teams.”
“Security is the foundation on which users trust Schoology. We are committed to users privacy and it is important that we continue to be a platform that users trust. We partnered with Bugcrowd to make our security program stronger, harnessing the breadth and depth of skilled security testers matched with an incredibly powerful platform and team.”
““Bugcrowd is a win–win situation for hackers looking to make an impact on internet security while making money and for companies looking to improve their security by finding these security issues before they become bigger problems,””
“We quickly felt safe to take our program public with Bugcrowd. We value the way Bugcrowd finds the right hackers with the right expertise for our programs.”
“With the help of the Bugcrowd community and platform, we’ve been able to continue strengthening our security posture and work together to protect the information of job seekers and employers.”
“From day one, Bugcrowd has been a valued partner for us. Not only are they quick to respond, but with their security expertise, we can continue to strengthen our security posture and work together to protect the information of job seekers and employers”
“Indeed’s Security and R&D teams were impressed by the results of our first Bug Bash event with Bugcrowd’s global community of security researchers,” said Anthony Moisant, Chief Security Officer, and Chief Information Officer for Indeed. “With the help of the Bugcrowd community and platform, we’ve been able to continue strengthening our security posture and work together to protect the information of job seekers and employers.”
““It’s huge to be able to directly push vulnerabilities into our Jira queue. We don’t have to treat it any differently, depending on what part of our application is affected, a ticket is created and tasked to the team responsible for building it.””
“One of the biggest benefits of Bugcrowd for us is the Jira integration. When we first started with Bugcrowd, we didn’t have Jira in place. Then as we moved to Jira, I got really excited because Bugcrowd had an integration that allowed me to push issues and bugs directly into a Jira ticket.”
““It supports our defence-in-depth strategy and helps us keep up with fast-changing security threats.””
““Working with the community gives us additional security opinions, different perspectives, and a broader view of our controls,””
““We receive a variety of submissions, many of which give us valuable insights into the ‘dark corners’ of our technology estate.””
““We’ve halved the response time for submissions, which helps us achieve a frictionless experience with our community, leaving no hacker waiting around!””
““Thanks to Bugcrowd’s wide reach, we can access a huge pool of hackers who are equipped to test the long list of technologies JET uses,””
““When it comes to hackers, we have made it simple and clear for them to understand our platform perimeter so they can focus their efforts on finding vulnerabilities.””
““We are really proud of the cross-team collaboration we’ve fostered along with new processes for efficiently managing the lifecycle of each report,””
““The flexible nature of the Bugcrowd Platform allows us to shape our strategy and continue to meet stakeholder expectations,””
“Working with the community gives us additional security opinions, different perspectives, and a broader view of our controls. It supports our defence-in-depth strategy and helps us keep up with fast-changing security threats.”
“As the innovative leader in connecting the world to the internet, NETGEAR must earn and maintain the trust of their users by protecting the privacy and security of their data. Being proactive when it comes to security is fundamental to NETGEAR’s approach. By adding a managed bug bounty program through Bugcrowd, we are adding one more layer to our security program.”
““By the end of the engagement with Bugcrowd, we are able to successfully detect and prevent 100% of attacks performed by regular user and IT administrator accounts,””
““Because we now have battle-tested this through the mindset of real attackers, we know that it’s more ready for the real world environment.””
““This approach gives us an advantage over the competition because we’re able to simulate what a real world attack scenario looks like. Rarely do you get to work with real world hackers, looking closely over their shoulder, seeing what they are doing, and monitoring what works for them and what doesn’t,””
AI launches and partners
What Bugcrowd has launched and who it works with on AI.
- LaunchSavant PathseekerSavant Pathseeker is an agentic pentester for external web apps and APIs, where AI agents plan, probe, and prove real attack paths.
- LaunchAI Penetration TestingBugcrowd brings AI together with hackers and pentesters on one platform.
- LaunchBugcrowd platformBugcrowd brings hackers, pentesters, and AI together on one platform.
- LaunchCrowdMatch™ ML technologyCrowdMatch™ ML technology in the Bugcrowd Platform activates the right trusted security researchers for your precise needs and environment at the right time.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Burp Suite
- Python
- OWASP Top Ten
- Kali Linux
- sqlmap
- nmap
- Scripting
- AWS
- Application security
- Product security
- Threat modeling
- Kubernetes
Tech stack
- Libraries
- Swiper
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
- Lottie
- Analytics
- Segment
- Google Tag Manager
- CMS
- WordPress
- Marketing
- Marketo
- Security
- OneTrust
Company facts
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Founded
- 2012
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Sector (NAICS)
- Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
- Peer
- Palo Alto Networks
- Website
- bugcrowd.com
- Careers
- bugcrowd.com/about/careers
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Questions about Bugcrowd
- Is Bugcrowd hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Bugcrowd has 13 open roles on Metaintro. 10 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Security (7), Customer Support (2), and Developer (2).
- Where is Bugcrowd hiring?
- Bugcrowd is hiring in United States, India, Brazil, Costa Rica, Huntsville, and Mexico, with the most open roles in United States.
- Does Bugcrowd offer remote or hybrid work?
- 5% of open roles are hybrid and 90% are remote.
- Who are Bugcrowd's customers?
- Bugcrowd names 35 customers, including Wise, Okta, Atlassian, Monash University, and Outreach.
- What skills does Bugcrowd look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Burp Suite, Python, OWASP Top Ten, Kali Linux, and sqlmap.