Domain analyst covering three interconnected domains: Network and Zero Trust, Platform Security, and MDR and Detection Engineering. Performs pre-production and BAU reviews for tooling in these domains, validating configurations against the applicable architecture standards.
Responsibilities
Perform pre-production reviews for network security and Zero Trust tooling, validating against ZT enforcement point, segmentation, SD-WAN, SASE and secure remote access standards.
Review SIEM, SOAR and EDR/XDR platform configurations against platform security architecture standards.
Review detection engineering outputs against the MDR architecture standards, including rule frameworks and coverage mapping.
Run pre-production and business-as-usual reviews across Network and Zero Trust, Platform Security, and MDR and Detection Engineering, escalating cross-domain and precedent-setting designs to senior review.
Record each finding against the specific clause of the standard it breaches, so the submitting team can remediate without a follow-up conversation, and track it to evidenced closure.
Engineer, configure, and support the organization’s enterprise service management platform and related workflow, automation, integration, reporting, and configuration-data capabilities.
Locations (4)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States
Lakeville, Minnesota, United States
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
Compensation
$75,600—$114,200 USD
Responsibilities
Designs, configures, tests, deploys, and maintains workflows, forms, tables, business rules, scripts, notifications, approvals, service catalog items, portals, reports, dashboards, and related platform capabilities.
The DevOps Leader serves as the technical lead across the release framework, owning the engineering platform, infrastructure strategy, and delivery readiness posture. This role ensures that the CI/CD ecosystem, cloud infrastructure, and integration approach are secure, scalable, and capable of supporting multiple parallel software pipelines.
Responsibilities
Define and own the DevOps strategy, infrastructure roadmap, and cloud strategy
Manage cloud infrastructure operations, platform security, and governance
Drive monitoring, observability, and disaster recovery capabilities
Lead tool selection and manage budget and licensing for DevOps platforms
Act as the technical lead across the release team
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: AWS/Azure Solutions Architect certification
Responsible for implementing and validating platform security features for AI systems on internal test platforms, conducting security assessments, and driving resolution of security issues across hardware, firmware, and software.
Responsibilities
Implement, configure, and validate platform security features for AI systems on internal test platforms
Conduct security assessments of platforms, firmware, and AI systems
Develop, review, and apply security fixes and verify them on real hardware
Analyze, reproduce, and drive resolution of security issues reported by internal teams, customers, and researchers
Support customer security requirements and respond to security inquiries and findings
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent
The Platform Engineering II is a lead individual contributor responsible for driving the development, maintenance, and optimization of platform infrastructure and services.
Compensation
Pay Rate Range: $45.45 - 49.24/hr.
Responsibilities
Drive development, maintenance, and optimization of platform infrastructure and services
Take ownership of significant platform initiatives
Lead design efforts for new features
Mentor junior engineers
Evolve platform reliability, efficiency, and security
Develops reusable automation, integrations, APIs, data imports, orchestration, and self-service solutions that reduce manual effort, improve data quality, and enable consistent service delivery.
Translates process, business, security, compliance, and operational requirements into technical designs, implementation plans, test cases, release documentation, and support procedures.
Monitors platform health, performance, capacity, integrations, jobs, errors, data quality, and service availability; troubleshoots incidents and implements durable corrective and preventive actions.
Plans and executes platform upgrades, patches, releases, clones, testing, access changes, and environment-management activities while following change, security, audit, and separation-of-duties controls.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, technology, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience