Hands-on cybersecurity upskilling and readiness platform with labs and simulations
Hack The Box runs a gamified cybersecurity training platform built on PHP/Laravel, Symfony and Vue, backed by Kubernetes and Terraform. Its data team is moving off Snowflake onto a GCP-native stack (BigQuery, Bigtable, Pub/Sub, Dataflow, Flink) while infrastructure shifts from VMware to open-source virtualization. Hiring is accelerating and senior-heavy, with a GSI alliance leadership role and public sector marketing pointing to a partner- and government-led enterprise push.
Notable leadership hires: GSI Alliance Director
Hack The Box, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Folkestone, Kent, provides a cybersecurity readiness and upskilling platform covering offensive and defensive skills through hands-on labs, cyber ranges and live simulations. It serves enterprises, government agencies and MSSPs alongside a large global practitioner community, and offers certifications aligned with recognized workforce frameworks. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, United Kingdom and multiple European and Southeast Asian countries. Its go-to-market runs on HubSpot, Apollo, Gong and LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
Hack The Box uses PHP, Laravel, Symfony and Vue for its platform, Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform for infrastructure, and GCP services like BigQuery, Pub/Sub and Dataflow plus Airflow, dbt and ClickHouse for data.
Yes. Job posts describe moving off Snowflake onto a GCP-native stack built on BigQuery, Bigtable, Pub/Sub, Dataflow and Flink, with orchestration in Apache Airflow and retirement of shadow pipelines.
Hack The Box hires in the United States, United Kingdom, Poland, Germany, Philippines, Malaysia, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Romania and Bulgaria, with engineering, sales and marketing leading the mix.
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