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Haste

Detection Logic Engineer

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As an Detection Engineer, you you bring solid software development skills in either Rust, C, C++ or similar and deep knowledge of operating systems (Linux & Windows), ideally with a proven background in building detection logic. You understand what it takes to design detection pipelines that are robust, modular, and production-ready, moving seamlessly from architecture to code.

You will be one of the first engineers responsible for building the foundation that powers Haste’s cutting-edge threat detection engine for hybrid HPC, emergent tech and enterprise environments.

Key responsibilities:

  • Threat Engine Architecture – Implement and maintain core backend components for Haste's threat engine across HPC, AI, quantum, and enterprise environments.
  • Software Development – Contribute to a robust, modular workflow engine—optimized for Linux/Windows at compute scale.
  • Code Quality – Uphold engineering best practices, testing, and reliability standards across the platform codebase.
  • Enterprise Software Engineering – Write and maintain production-level code used by global enterprises and government clients.
  • Integration – Work with our research, cyber threat intelligence and design teams to ensure seamless operation across hybrid environments.
  • Pipeline Design – Build scalable APIs, orchestration logic, and improve internal tooling, automation, and CI/CD workflows.

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