Kasada builds bot and automated-abuse defense for web, mobile and API channels, backed by a streaming-heavy AWS stack: Kafka, Kinesis, Apache Flink, ClickHouse and SageMaker point to real-time, ML-driven traffic scoring at scale. Accelerating senior engineering hiring in Australia centers on a proprietary virtual machine, compiler chain optimization and obfuscation research, the core of client-side defenses that are hard to reverse-engineer.
Kasada is a privately held security company founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, with 51–200 employees. It sells a bot management and fraud prevention platform that protects web applications, mobile apps and APIs from automated attacks without relying on CAPTCHAs. Customers are businesses whose digital channels face credential abuse, scraping and other bot-driven fraud. The platform runs on AWS with Kubernetes, and integrates alongside CDNs such as Akamai, Cloudflare and CloudFront. Current engineering hiring is based in Australia.
Kasada runs on AWS (EKS, Lambda, RDS, Athena, Kinesis, SageMaker) with Kafka, Apache Flink, ClickHouse, Redis, PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch, plus Node.js and TypeScript, Docker, Kubernetes and Buildkite for CI.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused on senior engineering roles in Australia, tied to work on the Kasada virtual machine, compiler optimization, obfuscation research and a data-intensive detection platform.
Kasada is headquartered in New York, New York. Founded in 2015, it has 51–200 employees, with current engineering hiring in Australia.
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