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Scytale
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Scytale is a global leader, an AI-powered company transforming how organizations achieve and maintain trust and compliance. Our platform automates frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, SOX ITGC, GDPR, PCI DSS, and 60+ more frameworks, making compliance smarter, faster, and continuously audit-ready.
Built for startups, scale-ups, and enterprises, Scytale combines intelligent automation, real-time monitoring, and AI-driven insights to reduce manual work and eliminate compliance blind spots. Recognized as a G2 Leader in GRC and an AWS Rising Star Partner of the Year, Scytale is trusted by hundreds of companies worldwide and known for its technology and partnership-driven approach.
We’re seeking a hands-on Senior Full-Stack Developer to join our core R&D team and help build our cloud-based platform. You’ll work across the stack, shaping the architecture, implementing new features, optimizing performance, and mentoring team members to uphold high standards. This is your opportunity to make a significant impact on a platform automating IT auditing for SaaS companies globally.
● Innovative Work: Be part of a cutting-edge product shaping the future of security and compliance, from wherever you work best.
● Real Ownership: Join a fast-moving R&D team where your work has direct impact on the product, architecture, and customer experience.
● Remote-Friendly Collaboration: Work closely with experienced product and engineering teams through clear communication, strong processes, and a culture built on trust.
● Learning & Growth: Grow your career through mentorship, knowledge sharing, courses, and exposure to modern technologies and AI-assisted development practices.
● Independence with Support: Enjoy the autonomy of remote work while staying connected to a collaborative, supportive team that values initiative and accountability.
● Global Impact: Help build a platform used by companies worldwide to simplify and transform cybersecurity compliance.
Ready to innovate and grow with us? Join Scytale and help transform cybersecurity compliance for companies worldwide!
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