Software Engineer

Visiblaze is hiring Entry-Level Software Engineers to help build Visiblaze IQ, our next-generation cybersecurity posture and compliance platform.

This role begins with a 6-month internship/training period where you'll gain hands-on exposure to our stack, SaaS engineering practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. High-performing interns will receive a full-time Software Engineer offer with a competitive package and fast-track career growth.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to designing, developing, and testing product features

• Write clean, maintainable, and secure code under senior guidance

• Assist in building APIs, integrations, and platform modules

• Learn and apply best practices in Git, CI/CD, AWS, and cloud-native development

• Support research on new tools, technologies, and security practices

• Document code, architecture, and internal processes

• Work in an agile, collaborative startup environment

Success in the First 6 Months

• Build and ship real features on the Visiblaze platform

• Gain hands-on experience with AWS, microservices, and SaaS systems

• Develop a working foundation in cybersecurity and compliance

• Progress from guided tasks to owning small modules independently

Requirements

• Recent graduate in Computer Science/Engineering or related field

• Strong programming fundamentals (Python, Go, or JavaScript preferred)

• Basic knowledge of databases (PostgreSQL/MySQL/Dynamo DB)

• Familiarity with APIs, REST, microservices concepts

• Curiosity towards cloud and cybersecurity technologies

• Good communication skills

• Ability to work on-site in Gurgaon

Nice to Have

• Prior internship/project experience in software development

• Familiarity with GitHub, Docker, AWS/GCP/Azure

• Understanding of Linux basics or security best practices

Why Join Us

• Mentorship from senior engineers and founders

• Work on a modern cloud-native cybersecurity platform

• Fast-track career growth (own modules/features in 12–18 months)

• A collaborative, innovation-driven startup culture