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Python Software Developer - Countercept at F-Secure (Sandton, South Africa)

The Countercept development team at MWR, an F-Secure company, (South Africa) is looking for awesome developers who want to help create software to defeat the bad guys.


We are looking for a skilled Python developer to work on a large data-centric platform. In this role you will be responsible for advancing Countercept’s backend services. These services live in a microservices architecture and deal with large volumes of attack detection data every day. We are looking for team members that have an interest in creating cutting edge RESTful APIs that are reliable, scalable and performant.


Training opportunities and international travel will be available to help improve skills where required. We are seeking someone who is not scared of new challenges and knows how to work hard whilst maintaining a fun and friendly attitude. The ideal candidate enjoys working in a team with a culture of learning and mutual respect; where you can bring new ideas to the table and have them heard.


We don’t want to give our developers requirements; we want them to solve problems.


Main responsibilities…



  • Design, development and maintenance of Countercept’s backend services

  • Build highly scalable data processing pipelines to deliver high fidelity attack detection data

  • Working with the rest of the R&D team to interact with their web interfaces and APIs in a microservice architecture

  • Drive innovation and stay ahead of the curve with new technologies and out of the box thinking


What we need…



  • Strong Python skills

  • SQL and NoSQL database knowledge (ideally Elasticsearch)

  • Knowledge of creating RESTful APIs

  • An interest in cyber security

  • Creatively-minded, able to work to find solutions to unique problems


Bonus Points



  • Experience working in Linux

  • Experience working with Docker

  • Experience working with Amazon Web Services (AWS)

  • Experience working with large data sets

  • Experience with Celery or alternate work distribution frameworks


About Countercept


Countercept is a complete managed service for detection of and response to advanced persistent threats (APT) and cyber-attacks, delivered from our operations centre for 24/7 real-time monitoring of our clients’ assets. Traditional approaches to malware prevention and protection against being hacked, such as anti-virus scanning, are no longer effective these days, so we’ve built a business around staying at the forefront of the cyber arms race. We have an exceptional track record of picking up everything from script kiddies to nation state attackers.


One of the coolest things about being a part of Countercept is working with true leaders in the field of cyber security. We are pioneering ‘Threat Hunting’ within the industry, a new approach that is fundamentally the only way to be truly effective at stopping hackers in the modern world. While we embrace buzz-words like machine learning and use these techniques as part of our solution, our competitors’ complete reliance on such approaches only serves to prove that they don’t truly get it. As a company we regularly perform red-team (attack) exercises against companies using such defences and it’s shocking how ineffective they can be.


The development team that builds the Countercept platform is dedicated to creating industry-leading software to uncover the most advanced cyber-attacks, by combining multiple data sources, novel analytical approaches along with the Threat Hunting practice and mindset. Our systems deal with the acquisition, processing, cross-referencing and presentation of very large data sets in a high performance, low-latency and scalable manner. This is your opportunity to work with the brightest minds in the industry and contribute to something that is changing the landscape of cyber security.


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