Provide Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) support for the evaluation, design, and integration of cybersecurity solutions supporting mission-critical enterprise ground capabilities.
Compensation
Min: $115,575.93
Max: $200,964.12
Responsibilities
Analyze enterprise security requirements and recommend technical solutions to mitigate cybersecurity risks.
Develop conceptual and detailed security solution designs, including technical architecture and integration approaches.
Evaluate emerging cybersecurity technologies and recommend solutions based on operational effectiveness, scalability, interoperability, and cost.
Collaborate with infrastructure, cloud, application, and DevSecOps teams to guide security solution implementation.
Conduct technical assessments, proofs of concept, and feasibility evaluations of cybersecurity products.
Responsible for end-to-end delivery of technical remediation projects across Category and QC laboratories as part of the Lab Resilience Programme.
Responsibilities
Deliver multiple concurrent technical remediation projects across laboratory environments
Own delivery of remediation activities, adoption of network segmentation controls, backup and recovery processes, Armis asset visibility and alert workflows
Maintain detailed project plans, milestone tracking, and dependency management for all assigned labs and workstreams
Ensure technical implementations align with IT&D architecture standards, cyber controls, and program design authority decisions
Translate high‑level resilience and cyber requirements into clear site‑level implementation plans
Requirements
Graduate degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience
Nice to have: cyber or resilience assessments
Nice to have: laboratory environments
Nice to have: manufacturing or OT adjacent estates
Nice to have: Armis, network visibility, or asset discovery platforms
Own the product vision and roadmap for a secure engineering ecosystem used by thousands of engineers.
Responsibilities
Own EPZ product vision, strategy, roadmap, OKRs and backlog
Translate engineer needs into product strategy
Drive simpler self‑service experiences across onboarding, application allow‑listing, access approvals and software delivery pathways
Own EPZ’s risk and control posture, including security assessments, control verification and remediation
Make clear, documented risk‑based product decisions across privileged access, application control, engineering identity, network segmentation and data transfer
Lead design, development, and validation of large‑scale data‑center and cloud network architectures, including firmware lifecycle, automation, testing, and incident response.
Locations (3)
Seattle, Washington, United States
Redwood City, California, United States
Santa Clara, California, United States
Compensation
US: Hiring Range in USD from: $102,300 to $209,500 per annum. May be eligible for bonus and equity.
Responsibilities
Design and configure leaf‑spine and multi‑fabric CLOS networks
Lead firmware upgrades and configuration refreshes
Develop network automation scripts and dashboards
Define and enforce network change governance
Collaborate with vendors and internal stakeholders on hardware and software requirements
Operational Technology Engineer
The businesses of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany · Posted Nov 11, 2026
The OT Systems Engineer is responsible for deploying, configuring, and supporting operational technology (OT) networks for utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects.
Meta is seeking an experienced Physical Security Engineer to join our security team within the Infrastructure Data Center (IDC) org as an individual contributor. As a key member of the team, you will play a critical role in managing both physical and logical security risks for our rapidly scaling global infrastructure and operations portfolio spanning data centers, edge, backbone, subsea, and supply chain.
Manage security risk across logical and physical security domains
Assess security risks and communicate information about security threats and vulnerabilities to inform business decisions and drive strategy
Own the implementation, ongoing maintenance, and continuous improvement of established physical security and compliance programs across Meta's infrastructure, beginning with owned facilities and extending to leased, cloud, edge, and subsea as those programs mature
Run physical access management across owned and leased infrastructure, including quarterly access reviews and access automation, and help build a net-new capability for oversight of leased and cloud-delegated security, including recurring service level agreement validation of contracted terms and enforcement of violations
Assess and report on the effectiveness of security controls to inform the security strategy, manage security risk, and enable business operations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering
Advanced degree in security management, information security, engineering, or a related technical field