We’re a group of deeply curious people with a desire to solve difficult problems.
Our team spans 15+ countries and brings experience from some of the world’s leading technology and security organizations. We’re united by a drive to understand how things really work, a strong sense of integrity, and a high bar for ourselves and others.
Open rolesMost of our work happens async. We get together when shared context matters most: at our New York and Zurich offices, at team offsites, and as a whole company.
One World Trade Center
Our New York office gives teammates a place to gather for client meetings, events, and focused work sessions. For team members passing through, it is a reliable room to work from, meet coworkers, or host a conversation that benefits from being in person.
European flagship
Zurich is our European office and home base for a core part of the team. It supports focused work sessions, client conversations, and regional team time, with easy access to most of Europe.
Our individual teams get together throughout the year to work through projects or planning that’s easier to do in person. Company-wide offsites have taken us to Miami, Buenos Aires, Lisbon, and Costa Rica.
Offsite weeks mix productive working sessions with local food, game nights, and time to explore the surrounding area and absorb the local culture. Hours outside the agenda are where trust gets built, and they’re a big part of how the team works as one group.
Previous trips
We keep the process short on purpose. Each conversation should give you a real sense of the work and the team you’d be joining, so both sides can assess whether it’s the right fit.
An initial conversation about your background, the role, and whether it's potentially a good fit on both sides.
A focused conversation about your skills, experience, and how you approach the types of problems the specific role deals with.
A team-led conversation to explore your skills, working style, and fit with the team in more depth.
A conversation about how you think, how you work, and where AR is headed.