
Autonomous Security Agents
MindFort is building the security team of the future: background agents that find, validate, and remediate vulnerabilities in web applications — continuously, and at massive scale. Our agents work the way skilled penetration testers do. They analyze targets, chain weaknesses together, and prove exploitability. The difference is they never stop, and they run everywhere at once.
The math of security has broken. AI-generated code ships faster than humans can review it, and the window between disclosure and exploitation has collapsed from years to hours. A pentest once a year can't protect software that changes every day. MindFort replaces point-in-time testing with agents that are always on.
We're backed by Y Combinator and already working with some of the world's largest companies, including members of the US and Global Fortune 500.
MindFort was founded by Brandon Veiseh and Akul Gupta. Brandon spent years in enterprise penetration testing at NetSPI and in open-source security tooling at ProjectDiscovery, watching skilled human testers get outpaced by the volume of software they were asked to secure. Akul is a former AI researcher with red-teaming experience at OpenAI and Anthropic, where he worked on exactly the kind of agentic capabilities MindFort now productizes. We built MindFort because we saw both sides of the problem: security testing that can't scale, and AI that finally can.
We're hiring an Enterprise Account Executive to own and grow MindFort's largest accounts. We're already deployed with Fortune 500 organizations, and you'll run complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise sales cycles end to end — from first conversation through technical evaluation, security review, procurement, and signature — and manage those relationships well past the close.
Enterprise security deals are won on trust and proof. Your buyers are CISOs, AppSec leaders, and security engineering teams at companies that ship code frequently and sell to enterprise customers — the organizations where continuous testing matters most. You'll need to hold your own in technical conversations, build champions across security and engineering, and navigate legal, procurement, and vendor review at large organizations.
You'll work closely with the founders and have real influence on how we sell, price, and position — but the core of the job is carrying a number and closing enterprise contracts.
Month 1. Learn the product deeply enough to demo it credibly to a security engineer. Shadow live discovery calls and active proofs of concept with the founders. Understand how our agents work, what a validated finding looks like, and why customers buy.
Month 2. Take point on deals in the pipeline. Run your own discovery and demos with founder support, and begin sourcing your own enterprise opportunities from our named-account list.
Month 3. Own active enterprise evaluations end to end — scoping, PoC success criteria, stakeholder management, and commercial negotiation — with a clear path to your first closed contract.