The Senior Cloud Security and DevSecOps Engineer will own cloud security engineering across operating companies, focusing on strengthening AWS and Azure environments and embedding preventive controls into infrastructure and delivery.
Locations (4)
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
Dallas, Texas, United States
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
California, United States
Compensation
Annual year-end bonus eligible
Responsibilities
Assess existing AWS and Azure environments, prioritize inherited security gaps, and deliver a phased remediation roadmap.
Establish reusable baselines and onboarding standards across supported operating companies.
Build and maintain organization-level guardrails through AWS Organizations and Azure management groups, using infrastructure as code and policy as code.
Identify cloud misconfigurations, exposed services and excessive workload permissions.
Establish cloud controls for network exposure, encryption, secrets and audit logging.
Domain analyst covering Application Security, Data Security and Cloud Security, plus ownership of the Design Assurance register.
Responsibilities
Perform pre-production reviews for application security tooling including SAST, DAST and SCA, validating against AppSec architecture standards, SDLC integration patterns and API security controls.
Review data security tooling including DLP and data classification against data security architecture standards.
Review cloud security tooling and landing-zone configurations against the cloud security standards — CSPM policy baselines, CIEM entitlement boundaries, key management and network isolation across the Azure and GCP estates — and record where a deviation is an accepted exception rather than a gap.
Keep your review records current in the assurance register, to the evidence standard audit will test.
Run pre-production and business-as-usual reviews across Application Security, Data Security and Cloud Security, escalating cross-domain and precedent-setting designs to senior review.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent professional experience
Leading the Security Engineering function to establish technical capabilities, platforms, automation, and engineering practices to protect the organization at scale. The role combines technical leadership, people leadership, and hands-on security engineering.
Responsibilities
Lead and develop the Security Engineering team, providing technical direction, priorities, and accountability.
Coach and mentor Security Engineers and Senior Security Engineers.
Establish engineering principles, standards, and ways of working.
Own and prioritise the Security Engineering backlog based on organizational risk and value.
Build a culture of engineering excellence, automation, ownership, collaboration and continuous improvement.
Lead offensive security research to develop and tune detection logic for AI-driven SDLC, collaborating with engineers, researchers, and AI/data scientists.
Responsibilities
Push modern AppSec forward by building and breaking detection logic
Collaborate with engineers, researchers, and AI/data scientists on next-generation detection
Take research ideas from prototype to production with minimal guidance
Explain complex attack paths to engineers and product managers
The Security Research group is hiring a senior, hands‑on Application Security Researcher to push modern AppSec forward—working with engineers, researchers and AI/data scientists on next‑generation detection, including autonomous, agentic pen‑testing capabilities.
Responsibilities
Push modern AppSec forward
Work with engineers, researchers and AI/data scientists on next‑generation detection
Build and break security solutions
Translate research ideas from prototype to production
Communicate complex attack paths to engineers and product managers
Requirements
M.Sc. in Computer Science, Cyber Security, or a related field
The Security Research group is hiring a senior, hands-on Application Security Researcher to push modern AppSec forward — working with engineers, data scientists on next-generation detection, including autonomous, agentic capabilities.
Responsibilities
Secure the AI-driven SDLC from prompt to production
Unify development and cloud context to stop vulnerabilities at the source
Work with engineers and data scientists on next-generation detection