Offensive Security Training Content Developer

Whether you're an experienced professional or just getting started, your contributions matter  you're passionate about tackling meaningful challenges alongside talented team members committed to helping each other succeed, all while having lots of fun, we want to hear from you.

We offer competitive benefits and salaries, personal and professional development opportunities, flexibility, and much more! Fortra's Offensive Security portfolio brings together industry-leading adversary simulation technology, offensive security expertise, and hands‑on training.

• Maintain and continuously improve Red Team Operations, Cobalt Strike, and related offensive security training content, ensuring it reflects current tradecraft, product capabilities, and recommended operator practices.
• Design and develop new courses, modules, hands‑on exercises, assessments, certifications, and learning paths for Fortra's offensive security training portfolio.
• Research modern adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures, translating them into safe, realistic, and authorized training scenarios.
• Create, document, test, and maintain practical lab environments - including supporting infrastructure, scripts, configurations, and resources - to ensure exercises are accurate, reproducible, reliable, and achieve their intended learning outcomes.
• Write clear, structured technical learning materials, including lessons, walkthroughs, lab guides, reference documentation, quizzes, and exercises for audiences with varied experience levels.
• Collaborate with Zero-Point Security experts, Cobalt Strike engineers and researchers, product teams, and other stakeholders to turn research, tooling, and product capabilities into effective training.
• Gather and incorporate feedback from students, instructors, customers, support teams, and internal stakeholders to improve course quality and the overall learning experience.
• Help shape the training roadmap by identifying skills gaps, emerging techniques, new technologies, and opportunities for new courses or certifications.
• Establish consistent standards for technical accuracy, instructional quality, lab design, terminology, and course structure across the training portfolio.
• Produce supporting educational content - such as demonstrations, videos, webinars, workshops, blog posts, and presentations - when appropriate.
• Ensure all training involving offensive security capabilities is designed and presented responsibly for legitimate, authorized security testing and education.

• Strong hands‑on experience in offensive security, including red teaming, penetration testing, adversary simulation, security research, or related discipline.
• Strong understanding of modern red‑team operations and adversary‑simulation lifecycle, including common techniques across initial access, command and control, privilege escalation, credential access, lateral movement, persistence, and post‑exploitation.
• Practical experience with Cobalt Strike or comparable command‑and‑control and adversary‑simulation platforms; advanced Cobalt Strike tradecraft or extensibility experience is a plus.
• Strong working knowledge of Windows environments, Active Directory, and, ideally, Windows internals, endpoint controls, EDR, detection engineering, or defensive telemetry.
• Ability to build, troubleshoot, automate, and maintain realistic cybersecurity lab environments, including multi‑host Active Directory environments; familiarity with virtualization, cloud infrastructure, containers, infrastructure‑as‑code, or automated provisioning is desirable.
• Experience with scripting or programming languages used in offensive security, such as Power Shell, Python, C#, or C, and comfort evaluating technical documentation, proof‑of‑concept code,…