Cyber insurance carrier pairing specialty coverage with security monitoring
At-Bay is a full-stack specialty insurer for cyber, Tech E&O and MPL risk that bundles security tooling into its policies. Its stack mixes a polyglot cloud backend (Python, Java, Go on AWS EKS with Kafka, Kinesis and Dapr) with security vendor integrations like CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Palo Alto Networks, a sign that it scans and monitors insureds' environments. Job posts center on automating underwriting, refining cyber pricing and moving ML workloads into production.
At-Bay is a privately held insurance company founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, with 201–500 employees. It writes specialty lines including Cyber, Tech E&O and Miscellaneous Professional Liability, and pairs coverage with cybersecurity services aimed at preventing losses. The company operates hubs in Atlanta, New York City, San Francisco and Tel Aviv, and hires across the United States, Canada, Israel and India. Its book spans small businesses and the middle market, with distribution supported by broker marketing programs.
At-Bay runs on AWS with Python, Java and Go, using Kubernetes (EKS), Kafka, Kinesis, PostgreSQL, MySQL, DynamoDB, MongoDB, Redis and Elasticsearch, plus Flask, FastAPI, Spring Boot, HubSpot and Salesforce.
At-Bay is improving its automated underwriting engine, building pricing models for new professional and general liability products, updating rate plans and moving ML workloads into production.
At-Bay hires in the United States, Canada, Israel and India, with hiring spread across sales, data, engineering, insurance, risk, security and operations and skewed toward senior roles.
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