Software Frontend Engineer

01Who we are?

HarfangLab is the European leader in Workspace Detection and Response, a new approach to protecting the digital environments where people work.

As organizations increasingly rely on cloud services, digital identities, connected devices and AI-powered tools, security teams often have to manage multiple, disconnected solutions. This fragmentation creates gaps in visibility and makes cyber threats harder to identify and stop.

HarfangLab brings these protections together in a single platform. Powered by lightweight software and AI designed specifically for cybersecurity, our technology helps organizations detect suspicious activity, investigate incidents and respond to threats across computers, servers, identities, email, cloud environments, internet-facing systems and AI tools.

Organizations can deploy our platform in the cloud or within their own infrastructure, allowing them to retain control over their technology and data. Our EDR was the first to be certified and qualified by ANSSI, France’s national cybersecurity agency, and the first EDR to receive certification from the BSI, Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security.

Today, HarfangLab’s technology protects more than 1,000 customers across a wide range of sectors, from major corporations and public institutions to SMEs, hospitals and local authorities. Having grown from 40 employees in 2023 to 140 today, we now have teams working across several European countries.

As we continue to grow across Europe, we are looking for talented people to join our teams and support the next stage of HarfangLab’s development.

02What you will do with us?

You will join the Product Department as part of the Frontend team, a group of 7 developers responsible for building and continuously improving our cybersecurity platform and delivering new features. In this role, you will work closely with and act as a key point of coordination between the other technical teams across the company (UX, Back End, Agent, AI, DevOps).

Harfanglab continuously strives to create new features to provide the most professional cybersecurity application for its clients. These features are developed and deployed using agilemethods to ensure that the user experience remains the best in the market. You will join a squad, which is reassigned each quarter, allowing you to work on different projects and collaborate with different team members.

You will work with the following technical stack: TypeScript, Vue 3, Sass

03Integrating new features into the platform,

04Hard Skills

• You graduated from a Master’s program or engineering school in computer science,

• You have at least 5 years of experience in frontend development and bring a minimum of 2 years of professional experience working with the Vue.js framework,

• You possess a strong knowledge of modern JavaScript (ECMAScript)

• You are proficient in CSS and have some understanding of UX/UI design,

• You are comfortable withGitand Linux.

• You are fluent in French and English

05Soft skills

• You enjoy teamwork and collaboration and like sharing your knowledge with others as well as discussing technical topics,

• You can workautonomously, take initiative, and proactively find solutions rather than waiting for them to be handed to you,

• You are curious, meticulous and eager to learn.

06Our Office and Team Culture

• Offices located in the heart of Paris, near Bourse (75002),

• High-performance equipment tailored to your needs and preferences (Mac/PC, additional screens),

• Thanks to our Office Manager, events regularly take place such as seminars, themed evenings, and more,

• An onboarding process to welcome each new colleague with an explanation of the roles within the different teams of the company and a mentor to guide you during your early days.

07The opportunity is open to remote work, provided you are based in France

08The recruitment process

1. A 30-minutes call with our Talent Acquisition Manager,

2. A 30-minutes visio interview with the Hiring Manager,

09A case study to complete at home,

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