Senior Red Team Operator - Social Engineering Focus

Hexens is looking for a Senior Red Team Operator with a strong focus on social engineering to join our team. We deliver full-scope adversary simulations against some of the hardest targets out there, spanning banks, crypto and web3 platforms, and industrial environments. We address complex security challenges, replicating real-world attackers to prove impact against the applications and infrastructures our clients rely on. Remote Availability: Work from anywhere! This is a fully remote role with no location restrictions. Responsibilities: Plan and execute red team and adversary simulation engagements across enterprise, cloud, financial, and web3 environments. Run social engineering campaigns as an initial-access vector: phishing, spear phishing, pretexting, and vishing, including executive-level targeting. Carry engagements through post-access: lateral movement, privilege escalation, persistence, and objective completion. Deploy and manage C2 infrastructure and supporting tooling. Perform security control validation and evasion (firewall, proxy, DLP, EDR). Conduct web application and network penetration testing as part of broader engagements. Write clear, client-ready findings and remediation guidance. Lead engagements independently when needed. Required skillset: Proven red team / adversary simulation experience across multiple sectors. Hands-on social engineering experience with a demonstrable track record (phishing, pretexting, executive-level testing). Strong web application and network penetration testing skills. Comfort with C2 deployment, control bypass, and standard post-exploitation techniques. Ability to run an engagement solo, from scoping through reporting. Clear written and verbal communication for client-facing deliverables. Big plus if any of the following apply: Experience building phishing simulation and security awareness training programs. Crypto / web3 or smart contract engagement experience. Bug bounty track record (e.g. Bugcrowd, HackerOne). Relevant certifications such as OSCP, CRTO, or OSCE3. Conference talks or published research.