Senior Cloud Engineer- digital asset manager- $170,000-$200,000 base + bonus!

Posted 2 days ago

saragossaNew York (NY)

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About the role

Interested in being a Senior Cloud Security Engineer at a fast-moving crypto firm with offices in NYC, London, and Dubai? You'll join a small, senior Information Security team and take real ownership of a modern, cloud-native security environment. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to sit at the intersection of cloud security, security engineering, Dev Sec Ops, and incident response rather than being siloed into one area. You'll need to have experience in AWS, Wiz, and Gitlab. The environment is heavily AWS-focused, with technologies including Wiz, Crowd Strike Falcon, Deep Instinct, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Purview, Zscaler, Island, Palo Alto Networks, Git Lab, and Wiz Code. A big part of the role is engineering rather than simply operating tools. You’ll build and tune detections, automate security workflows, strengthen CI/CD controls, conduct threat hunting, review infrastructure and application changes, and help move security controls from advisory into meaningful enforcement without getting in the way of engineering teams. You’ll also have significant visibility across the broader security program. Reporting directly to the CISO, you’ll own a defined portfolio of security capabilities, serve as an escalation point, work directly with vendors, and have a voice in architecture and security decisions across the organization. Apply now! No up-to-date resume required.

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