Define and own Filigran’s AI-Native engineering strategy, including tools, workflows, practices, and how they evolve.
Run structured experiments with AI coding tools and agents, measure their impact on velocity and quality, and provide actionable recommendations.
Build guardrails and engineering standards for maintainable, tested, and consistent AI-generated code.
Work with product engineering teams to embed AI practices into day-to-day workflows, including AI-assisted code review, test generation, and documentation.
Run internal talks, workshops, and demos to share results and lessons learned.
Track changes in AI tooling and identify what is relevant to Filigran’s engineering teams.
Build shared AI engineering capabilities, including agent workflows in CI pipelines, MCP servers, prompt libraries, and versioned AI configuration.
Contribute to written rules for tools and data handling that apply across teams.
Contribute to external communications on AI-Native engineering through blog posts, open-source contributions, and conference talks.
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Overview
Filigran is a cybersecurity company founded in 2022 that provides open-source tools for eXtended Threat Management (XTM). The company offers solutions for threat intelligence, breach and attack simulation, and cyber risk oversight. Filigran's product suite includes OpenCTI, a cyber threat intelligence platform; OpenAEV, an adversarial exposure validation platform; XTM One, an AI-native orchestration and automation layer; and OpenGRC for cyber risk management. Filigran also provides Software as a Service (SaaS) options, enterprise editions, professional support, and training. The company serves over 6,500 organizations globally, including public sector entities like the FBI and the European Commission, and corporations such as Airbus, Marriott, Rivian, Capgemini, Bouygues Telecom, EDF, and ASRG.
Culture
Filigran operates as a remote-first and global company with teams across Europe, North America, and APJ. The company emphasizes an asynchronous work environment. Filigran holds two annual in-person gatherings, consisting of one global company event and one team-specific event.
Technology Story
Filigran utilizes a technology stack that includes TypeScript for both frontend (React, Vite, TanStack Router) and backend (Node.js, Fastify, tRPC). Data is managed using PostgreSQL with a code-first schema and Drizzle. Infrastructure is built on Kubernetes, supporting both bare-metal and public cloud deployments, and employs Helm charts, Ansible, and CI/CD pipelines such as GitHub Actions. Observability is handled with OpenTelemetry for traces, metrics, and logs, alongside Prometheus and Grafana. The company also uses Python for scripting and tooling. Filigran emphasizes the use of AI-powered tools, LLMs, copilots, and automation across various roles. Familiarity with cybersecurity standards like STIX/TAXII, OCSF, and MITRE ATT&CK is noted.
Working Conditions
Filigran is a global company with remote-first work flexibility. Employees have the option to choose their equipment and receive additional support for remote work and development needs. The company provides paid volunteer days. There are two annual in-person gatherings, one company-wide and one team-specific.
Benefits and Perks
Competitive compensation
Equity options
Remote-first flexibility
25 days of Paid Time Off (PTO) baseline
Volunteer days
Choice of equipment with additional support for remote work and development