About Us:
At DrAnsay we are building digital medical services that make healthcare more accessible, efficient, and scalable. Our platform connects technology, medical expertise, and data-driven decision-making to deliver real value for patients and providers — at scale and across markets.
As a fast-growing HealthTech company, Security is becoming a key pillar of our engineering organization — and you will play a central role in shaping it.
You will join a modern, cloud-native environment built on:
Tech Stack:
TypeScript, Node.js, tRPC, gRPC, REST APIs
Postgres, Redis/BullMQ
Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Kubernetes
Prometheus, Grafana
iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin/Java)
We are looking for a hands-on Security Specialist who wants to bring their expertise into this stack and actively shape how security is embedded across architecture, development, and infrastructure.
Your Mission:
Take ownership of application and cloud security across our services, APIs, mobile apps, and Kubernetes-based GCP infrastructure, ensuring pragmatic, scalable, and developer-friendly security standards.
You will work closely with engineering and leadership, contribute to architectural decisions, and have high visibility across the organization while remaining deeply hands-on.
Your Responsibilities:
Conduct hands-on penetration testing (Node.js/TypeScript, APIs, iOS/Android), including tools such as Burp Suite
Identify and remediate vulnerabilities (e.g., auth bypass, injection, deserialization flaws)
Define and implement secure API standards (JWT/OAuth, TLS/mTLS, validation, rate limiting, CORS)
Harden infrastructure (Kubernetes/GCP, Postgres, Redis/BullMQ) and secure mobile applications
Establish and continuously improve Secure SDLC practices (threat modeling, reviews, SAST/DAST in CI/CD)
Implement automated monitoring (eBPF, Falco) and support incident response
Contribute to GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 initiatives
This role offers a high level of ownership and autonomy. You will have the space to bring in your ideas, introduce pragmatic improvements, and shape security standards in a growing engineering organization.