TeracCybersecurity

Full-Stack Engineers (Cybersecurity): Feedback on CI/CD Workflows

Worldwide

$105/hr

About this role, in Terac's words

We are running a paid interview study evaluating how developers handle application features and vulnerability verification. We need full-stack engineers with a strong cybersecurity background to discuss their CI/CD pipelines and security practices.

What you'll do

What you would do

Walk us through your process for integrating vulnerability verification into CI/CD pipelines
Discuss how you balance application feature development with rigorous security requirements
React to new concepts for managing and deploying secure full-stack applications
Describe a recent challenge you faced while securing a production pipeline

Candidate background

What this role asks for

Full-Stack Engineering
Cybersecurity
CI/CD
DevSecOps

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Full-Stack Engineering: “listed by the platform under required skills: Full-Stack Engineering”
Cybersecurity: “listed by the platform under required skills: Cybersecurity”
CI/CD: “listed by the platform under required skills: CI/CD”
DevSecOps: “listed by the platform under required skills: DevSecOps”

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Listed hourly rate

$105/hr

Weekly hours: Not specified
Eligibility: Worldwide
Posted: 3 Sep 2026

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JOB POSTING START
Title: Full-Stack Engineers (Cybersecurity): Feedback on CI/CD Workflows
Platform: Terac
Open to: Worldwide
Country limits: None published by the platform
Posted: 2026-09-03

We are running a paid interview study evaluating how developers handle application features and vulnerability verification. We need full-stack engineers with a strong cybersecurity background to discuss their CI/CD pipelines and security practices.

What We're Researching

We're running a paid study on the intersection of full-stack development and cybersecurity practices. Our goal is to understand how engineering teams integrate vulnerability verification directly into their CI/CD pipelines. This feedback will help shape future developer tools designed to streamline secure application feature ownership.
How It Works

During a remote video session, you will walk us through a recent project where you owned both application development and vulnerability verification. You will be asked to describe your current CI/CD setup, highlighting the specific steps you take to ensure secure deployments. We will then show you a few conceptual workflows and ask for your candid feedback on their practicality. The conversation flows as a standard technical interview, focusing on your day-to-day security routines.
Who This Is For

We welcome full-stack engineers who have a dedicated focus or strong background in cybersecurity. You should have hands-on experience managing application features, configuring CI/CD pipelines, and verifying vulnerabilities prior to production. We also welcome DevSecOps engineers and security-focused backend developers who handle similar deployment pipelines.

What you would do
• Walk us through your process for integrating vulnerability verification into CI/CD pipelines
• Discuss how you balance application feature development with rigorous security requirements
• React to new concepts for managing and deploying secure full-stack applications
• Describe a recent challenge you faced while securing a production pipeline

Who this is for
• Professional experience as a full-stack engineer, DevSecOps engineer, or similar role
• Strong background in cybersecurity and application security practices
• Hands-on experience configuring and maintaining CI/CD pipelines
• Comfortable discussing vulnerability verification and secure deployment workflows
JOB POSTING END

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Full job descriptionThe original posting, in Terac's words

Posted by Terac, reproduced here so you can judge the role before clicking. Original posting ↗

What We're Researching

We're running a paid study on the intersection of full-stack development and cybersecurity practices. Our goal is to understand how engineering teams integrate vulnerability verification directly into their CI/CD pipelines. This feedback will help shape future developer tools designed to streamline secure application feature ownership. How It Works

During a remote video session, you will walk us through a recent project where you owned both application development and vulnerability verification. You will be asked to describe your current CI/CD setup, highlighting the specific steps you take to ensure secure deployments. We will then show you a few conceptual workflows and ask for your candid feedback on their practicality. The conversation flows as a standard technical interview, focusing on your day-to-day security routines. Who This Is For

We welcome full-stack engineers who have a dedicated focus or strong background in cybersecurity. You should have hands-on experience managing application features, configuring CI/CD pipelines, and verifying vulnerabilities prior to production. We also welcome DevSecOps engineers and security-focused backend developers who handle similar deployment pipelines.

What you would do

• Walk us through your process for integrating vulnerability verification into CI/CD pipelines

• Discuss how you balance application feature development with rigorous security requirements

• React to new concepts for managing and deploying secure full-stack applications

• Describe a recent challenge you faced while securing a production pipeline

Who this is for

• Professional experience as a full-stack engineer, DevSecOps engineer, or similar role

• Strong background in cybersecurity and application security practices

• Hands-on experience configuring and maintaining CI/CD pipelines

• Comfortable discussing vulnerability verification and secure deployment workflows

Working with TeracPay, getting started and work, from Terac's own pages

What the platform publishes in general. These are not extra terms confirmed for this particular role.

Getting paid: Paid through Virtual Incentives: PayPal, Venmo, a prepaid Visa card or direct cashout in the US, PayPal elsewhere. A payout starts once a submission is approved, and cashing out needs a $12.50 balance and a verified ID. terac.com/docs/experts/policies/payout-policy, terac.com/docs/experts/how-to/payments, terac.com/whats-new/2026-05-31-may-2026-updates
Before your first paid task: A verified government ID through Persona before you can apply, then a screening step for each study: a short form, an AI voice interview or a file upload. A study you are screened out of is not paid. terac.com/docs/experts/how-to/apply, terac.com/docs/experts/policies/rewards
How much work: Terac guarantees no number of opportunities and no earnings. Manually reviewed applications hear back in 1 to 5 business days. terac.com/docs/experts/policies/terms, terac.com/docs/experts/support/faq
Contract: Independent contractor, with Terac Inc. of California. terac.com/legal/terms-of-service

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How does the pay compare?Across Cybersecurity roles, not this role alone

From our own daily reads of every open listing on the platforms we follow, not from Terac's posting. How we count.

Pay across the field: Cybersecurity

Across 50 roles in this field with a stated hourly rate in US dollars, on 9 platforms, the middle half pays $60 to $113 an hour at the top of the range, and the median is $80. This role's top rate, $105, is in the middle half. Of the 24 distinct rates we count, 17 are lower and 7 are higher.

The 5 platforms with the most roles, of the 9 counted above.
Platform	Roles	Top of range, per hour
Alignerr	32	$55 to $120 · median $60
AfterQuery	4	$75 to $135
Mercor	3	$90 to $250
DataAnnotation	3	$125
micro1	3	$80 to $110

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First seen here on 4 Sep 2026, and still on Terac's list when we last read it on 25 Oct 2026.
The listed pay has not changed since then.

Posted by Terac: 3 Sep 2026
First seen by AIPayList: 4 Sep 2026
Last seen live: 25 Oct 2026
Listing ID: CaA_RI4-gjQCkzfk

Pay as the source states it: “Terac listing record, listed rate 105.00 USD HOURLY”.

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