Software Engineer Research Department

Description Paragon is on a mission to transform the world of cyber intelligence. Based in Tel Aviv, our innovative team is made up of top-tier talent who are passionate about making an impact. At Paragon, you’ll find the freedom to think boldly, collaborate with purpose, and grow alongside a team united by a shared mission — striving for excellence, and always looking out for one another. We are building a groundbreaking innovation platform designed to transform the way vulnerability research is done. Operating like a startup within the company, we are creating this platform from the ground up , combining cutting-edge technology, creative thinking, and a passion for impact. This is a hands-on, multi-disciplinary role that spans concept, design, and full-scale integration into our infrastructure. Why Join Us? Shape a platform that could redefine vulnerability research as an industry. Work in a highly autonomous, startup-style environment inside a larger company. Combine advanced software development with real-world impact in cybersecurity. Responsibilities Design, develop, and deliver platform features and tools from concept to production (end-to-end). Translate complex research domains into intuitive, high-impact solutions that redefine workflows. Work extensively with graphs, diverse data sources, and complex system integrations. Engage with the field to identify product-market fit and validate new capabilities. Requirements 5+ Years of experience as a Software Engineer. Experience in one or more programing languages: GO, Python, Vue, Node.JS. Strong experience with low-level systems. Innovative mindset with strong problem-solving and creative thinking skills. Proven experience building complete products or features from scratch. Ability to work across different technologies and handle varied data types. Self-driven, proactive, and comfortable leading projects from ideation to launch. Nice to have Experience with IDA, Ghidra, Frida, or similar tools. Experience with binary formats (ELF, Mach-O, PE). Experience with compiler internals or static analysis. Security research or vulnerability research background. Experience building developer tools or research platforms.