Threat Modeler
volto consultingTampa (FL)
About the role
Senior Threat Modeler Irving, TX/Jersey City, NJ/Tampa, FL Full-time Job Description Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Technical skills IT experience minimum of 6 years with minimum of 4 years Cybersecurity/Information Security must have. Threat Modeling (STRIDE, PASTA, Attack trees, tooling, Att&ck) must have demonstrated experience. Experience working in a cybersecurity role must have. Security practices pertaining to authentication, authorization, logging/monitoring, encryption, infrastructure security, network/segmentation must have. Scripting languages, Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation) must have. Jira or other ticketing systems must have. Design and review technical architectures must have. Strong proficiency in Programming Languages, with a preference for Python (asynchronous programming), and FastAPI (must have). Unit Testing: Developing and executing unit tests using frameworks like Pytest to ensure code quality (must have). Ensure all software platforms adhere to Citi's security standards and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes (must have). Identifying vulnerabilities using CWE or OWASP. Operating systems and their hardening. Development concepts (such as: CICD, Pipelines, SDLC). Cloud Development Kit (CDK), GitOps. Operating in a DevOps / agile team structure. Understanding of docker/K8S/serverless/helm. Support or perform pen testing. Snowflake/MongoDB/Terraform Cloud/GitHub/Databricks. Karat Assessment (Python focus) is required for consideration.
Roles & Responsibilities:
Threat Modeling using a documented process. Development of automation tools as required. Maintain a high standard of work in identifying threats and specifying mitigating controls. Attending to the lifecycle of identified threats and controls. Delivery of threat models and supporting tasks within existing timeframes. Provide feedback, support, and improvements to the existing threat modeling process. Present work to seniors, the team, and other technical teams. Work with little supervision to complete work Develop, test, and deploy secure and efficient Python-based applications, adhering to established SDLC processes and quality standards.
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