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Security-first compliance built by ex-pentesters: SOC 2 and ISO 27001 without the theater.

Team of 49$35M raised, $33M Series A (Oct 2025)Backed by Dawn Capital, Y Combinator, Frank SlootmanRemote-first, hiring in the US and EU, globally via EOR

Who backs Oneleet

The company went through Y Combinator's Summer 2022 batch, calls itself YC's most popular compliance platform, and told TechCrunch that two-thirds of new YC portfolio companies become customers; the site now says 1,000+ teams. It grew to $9M ARR profitably without touching its seed money, then raised a $33M Series A led by Dawn Capital in October 2025, with Y Combinator, former Snowflake and ServiceNow CEO Frank Slootman and Dropbox co-founder Arash Ferdowsi, for $35M raised in total. YC lists the team at 75 people.

What is Oneleet?

Oneleet is a security and compliance platform for startups and scale-ups that need SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI or DORA to close enterprise deals. Its pitch is that most compliance is theater: certifications on paper, vulnerability scans marketed as pentests, screenshots to tick boxes. So it bundles compliance automation with the security work itself, including in-house penetration testing, code scanning, cloud security posture management, attack surface monitoring, device management, security training and vCISO guidance, and it handles the back-and-forth with external auditors. The stated order is security first, compliance follows.

Who founded Oneleet

Bryan Onel, CEO and co-founder. Ethical hacker who spent a decade running penetration tests for more than 150 companies, first at Sogeti Nederland (2014-2015) and then as a freelance pentester and security consultant in Amsterdam (2015-2022), and holds OSCP and CISSP certifications. He studied at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, where he took a BSc in Artificial Intelligence alongside degrees in Medicine and Law; his father was a locksmith, and he describes himself as the digital equivalent.

Ora Onel, Co-founder. Bryan's wife, with a background in medical genetics rather than security. She taught biology in London at Hasmonean High School and London Academy (2015-2019), and holds a BSc in Human Biology from Loughborough University, a PGCE from Middlesex University and a postgraduate certificate in Genomic Medicine from Imperial College London.

Erik Vogelzang, Co-founder. Bryan's college friend and the third co-founder. Trained in law and medicine: an LL.M. from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, then an MSc and a PhD in Medicine, and a residency in medical microbiology at VUmc in Amsterdam (2017-2022) before Oneleet.

Where does Oneleet hire remotely?

Oneleet is a remote-first company with its founders and office in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and its legal registration in Wilmington, Delaware. It hires globally, directly or through an employer-of-record partner: engineering roles are posted as remote in the United States and the EU, and most go-to-market roles are remote in the United States.

United States: 19 open rolesWorldwide: 7 open rolesEurope: 6 open rolesCanada: 3 open rolesUnited Kingdom: 3 open rolesLatin America: 1 open roleAsia-Pacific: 1 open roleMiddle East & Africa: 1 open role

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Why Oneleet is exciting to work for

The growth curve is steep and public. Oneleet went from zero to $7M ARR in 20 months on organic, community-led sales, was growing roughly 300% year on year at the Series A, and in July 2026 the CEO reported the biggest quarter in company history and seven figures of ARR added every month after hiring account executives, switching on paid acquisition and building a GTM engineering function. Current postings describe the company as growing 2x, and the CEO says the next chapter is being built with a crazy amount of ambition and scale in mind.

Many open roles are first hires. The customer support, product marketing, renewals, and community postings all describe building the function from scratch, with no inherited playbook and a direct line to the founders. Product and engineering roles talk to customers and design partners themselves: a product manager owns a new code security suite (SAST, SCA, DAST, IaC scanning, secrets and container scanning) including its free tier and Product Hunt launch, and engineers ship end to end in Go, TypeScript and React rather than handing work across teams.

Compensation is transparent. Every posting on the Ashby board publishes a salary range, and the company explains its geographic pay bands openly: ranges are a US baseline, offers in San Francisco, New York or Zurich can land at or above the top of the range, and offers in cheaper markets are benchmarked lower. Benefits include health and wellness coverage.

Oneleet vibe check

Hours
The Backend Engineer posting states it directly: "We don't expect anyone to be working 24/7 - but we are looking for someone comfortable operating outside of the 9-5 mentality," since customers are spread across time zones.
Time off
20 days of PTO a year plus 8 floating holidays, listed on every posting.
Office
Remote-first with an office in Amsterdam; only the CEO's executive assistant role is on-site (five days a week for three months, then at least three).
Pace
After a revenue dip in early 2025 the CEO put engineering and sales "into overdrive", flew the founding engineers in to work side by side from morning till evening, and spent his Sunday evenings onboarding customers himself (Bryan Onel on LinkedIn, March 2025).
Equity
Every Ashby posting offers equity on top of base salary; a GTM engineer listing on the YC board showed 0.01% to 0.05%.
Notable
The whole company meets for quarterly off-sites; one in 2024 meant renting 10 cabins so everyone could spend the day together, and recent postings list Amsterdam and Italy as locations.

What to expect from the culture

The recruiting copy on every posting asks for opinionated rebels: people frustrated with the status quo, decisive but not obstinate, and clear communicators who own their ideas. The stated values are impact over titles, autonomy over micromanagement, and clarity over jargon. The Framework Engineer posting wants someone frustrated with how much security theatre they have seen at past employers, whose job is to help customers meet requirements with, in the company's words, the minimum amount of bullshit required.

Customer urgency runs through the company. Support's published standard is a first response within 15 minutes, because customers cannot afford to wait. The Security Program Manager role is described as high-volume, high-interruption and relationship-oriented. When a rival compliance vendor's customers discovered in 2026 that their documentation might be worthless, CEO Bryan Onel posted that he had been on calls nonstop helping founders and would personally join any customer call where a report was questioned.

The CEO is candid about his own style. The posting for his executive assistant says: "Our CEO moves fast and isn't a natural delegator." His own framing of the business, from the Series A announcement: "compliance gets you in the door, but security is the product. Anyone can automate a checklist... a SOC 2 that doesn't actually make you safer is just paperwork with a badge on it."

How to get hired at Oneleet

Applications go through the Ashby board. Oneleet discloses that AI-assisted tools screen applications, assess qualifications and detect fraudulent submissions, with a human making every final decision; candidates can request the bias audit results or accommodations at recruiting@oneleet.com. The company does not publish an interview stage list, but postings say offers are set by location, skills and experience demonstrated through the interview process. What they screen for is consistent across roles: prior startup experience, scrappiness and pragmatism, comfort operating without a spec, and willingness to work directly with customers and engineers.

Oneleet hiring FAQ

Which compliance frameworks does Oneleet cover?

Beyond SOC 2 and ISO 27001 it covers HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, EU DORA, HITRUST, CIS IG1, NIST 800-171, CCPA and 21 CFR Part 11, with OSCE-certified pentesters on staff, continuous monitoring, an employee portal, access reviews, a trust center and a security questionnaire tool. It sells to teams from five-person startups to 6,000-person enterprises and names Vanta, Drata, Secureframe and Sprinto as its competitors.

How much does Oneleet pay?

Ranges from current postings, all US baselines before equity: Application Security Engineer $160K to $220K, Fullstack and Backend Engineer $120K to $180K for five-plus years or $90K to $120K for two to four years, Product Manager $130K to $180K, Senior Product Designer $130K to $165K, GTM AI Engineer $100K to $160K, Security Program Manager $75K to $140K, Renewals Account Manager $80K to $105K plus bonus, Customer Support Specialist $50K to $65K, and the Amsterdam executive assistant role €70K to €90K.

What is Oneleet's tech stack?

Backend services in Go with REST and gRPC APIs on PostgreSQL, a React and TypeScript frontend with a Storybook component library, and workflow engines for queued jobs. The platform integrates with AWS, GCP and Azure, ships an endpoint agent across thousands of devices, and the go-to-market team runs on HubSpot, Dreamdata, PostHog, BigQuery and Looker, with support tickets in Pylon.

Does Oneleet sponsor visas?

There is no published sponsorship policy. US roles posted on the YC job board are marked US citizen or visa holders only, US hires are verified through E-Verify, and candidates outside the US are employed where Oneleet can engage them directly or through an employer of record.

What is Oneleet's valuation?

An estimate reported by Reg Tech Post put the Series A valuation between $150M and $200M with about two years of runway. Nicolas Dessaigne, the company's YC group partner, and a group of founders and CISOs invested alongside the institutional backers.

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