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ServiceNow Security Organization (SSO) - Associate Application Security Engineer Intern

ServiceNow Associate Application Security Engineer Intern in San Diego. Identify vulnerabilities, run security testing tools, leverage AI. Requires CS degree, Java/Javascript proficiency, bug bounty experience. ServiceNow platform experience preferred.

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The Mothership
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Entry Level
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Application Developer
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Job description

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December 9, 2025

ServiceNow is seeking an Associate Application Security Engineer Intern to identify security vulnerabilities within our platform and interface with external researchers and customers. In this role, you will have the opportunity to run dynamic security testing tools, plan projects, and be a security advocate.

Requirements

  • Current enrollment in a full-time Bachelor's program in Computer Science or a related discipline at an accredited university
  • Graduating December 2026, or later
  • Experience in leveraging or critically thinking about how to integrate AI into work processes, decision-making, or problem-solving
  • Developer level proficiency in Java and Javascript
  • Previously managed a bug bounty or responsible disclosure program
  • Strong understanding of web and mobile application security assessment techniques
  • Ability to articulate complex issues to executives and customers
  • Experience working with the ServiceNow Platform a plus
  • Security certifications a plus

Benefits

  • Health plans, including flexible spending accounts
  • 401(k) Plan with company match
  • ESPP
  • Matching donations
  • Flexible time away plan
  • Family leave programs

Requirements Summary

2+ years of experience in leveraging AI, developer level proficiency in Java and Javascript, and experience with bug bounty or responsible disclosure programs