About Turium AI
Turium AI is building the next generation of enterprise artificial intelligence, intelligent automation, ERP, and secure digital platforms.
Our technologies support government agencies, large enterprises, and mission-critical operations. We build and operate AI-powered applications, cloud-native infrastructure, data platforms, and enterprise systems where security, privacy, and resilience are fundamental.
We are looking for an exceptional Cybersecurity Engineer who thinks like a hacker, attacks like a red teamer, and defends like a security architect.
You will continuously challenge the security of Turium's products, infrastructure, applications, APIs, AI systems, and internal networks.
You will work directly with our engineering, platform, infrastructure, and AI teams to identify vulnerabilities, simulate sophisticated attacks, fix weaknesses, and build resilient security controls.
You must be equally comfortable finding an exploit, writing code, reviewing architecture, investigating suspicious activity, and deploying a permanent fix.

Conduct authorised penetration testing across web applications, mobile applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and internal systems.
Discover and demonstrate vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, authentication bypass, broken access controls, SSRF, RCE, XSS, insecure deserialisation, and privilege escalation.
Identify weaknesses in network segmentation, Kubernetes environments, containers, and cloud configurations.
Develop custom security testing tools, scripts, exploit proofs of concept, and automated attack simulations.
Assess third-party integrations, software dependencies, and supply-chain security risks.
Harden Linux servers, Kubernetes clusters, containers, databases, APIs, and cloud infrastructure.
Strengthen network security, segmentation, firewall policies,



and service-to-service authentication.
Proactively investigate suspicious activities, logs, network traffic, and security alerts.
Develop detection rules for credential theft, privilege escalation, lateral movement, data exfiltration, and other malicious behaviour.
Investigate suspected compromises and perform initial forensic analysis.
AI & LLM Security
Turium is developing sophisticated AI products and autonomous agents. You will help secure these emerging technologies.
Perform adversarial testing against LLM-powered applications and AI agents.
Test for prompt injection, jailbreaks, tool-call abuse, data leakage, and insecure AI workflows.
Evaluate risks involving MCP servers, agent permissions, external tools, and autonomous actions.
Identify security vulnerabilities in RAG pipelines, vector databases, model-serving infrastructure, and data integrations.
Design guardrails, isolation controls, authorisation policies, and monitoring for AI systems.
Research emerging AI attack techniques and develop appropriate defences.

Required Skills & Experience

Strong hands-on experience in ethical hacking, penetration testing, or offensive security engineering.
Deep understanding of Linux, networking, TCP/IP, DNS, TLS, and modern web security.
Practical experience using Burp Suite, Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, Nuclei, and similar security tools.
Ability to write working security automation and testing tools using Python, Go, Bash, or equivalent languages.




Experience assessing cloud and Kubernetes security configurations.
Experience in bug bounty programs, responsible vulnerability disclosure, or security research.
Published CVEs, original security research, GitHub security projects, or demonstrated CTF achievements.
Red-team experience in enterprise or cloud environments.
Experience developing SIEM detection rules and security automation.
Knowledge of AWS security, Kubernetes security, and infrastructure-as-code scanning.
Experience with AI/LLM security testing and OWASP guidance for LLM applications.
Prefer terminal access, code, and hands-on testing over endless presentations.
Take responsible disclosure, customer privacy, and authorised testing boundaries seriously.

Understand Turium's security architecture, systems, and critical assets.
Establish an initial attack-surface inventory.
Conduct authorised penetration tests across priority applications and infrastructure.
Work with engineering teams to remediate critical and high-risk findings.
Improve security monitoring, threat detection, and incident response readiness.
Establish repeatable security testing processes.
Implement automated offensive security testing and continuous validation.
Help create a culture where security is continuously tested, engineered, and improved.

Why Join Turium AI

This is an chance to work on real-world security challenges across enterprise AI, government technology, distributed infrastructure, and next-generation intelligent systems.
Exposure to advanced AI systems, cloud infrastructure, and mission-critical enterprise applications.
A bug bounty finding, CTF achievement, or security research project.
A complex security issue you investigated and helped resolve.

📌 Cyber Security Engineer/Architect (Permanent) (Secunderabad)
🏢 Turium AI
📍 Secunderabad