Senior Lead Security Engineer, AI Controls
Senior Lead Security Engineer, AI Controls
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop secure, high-quality production code (primarily Python) and review and debug code written by others
- Design, build, and troubleshoot security services and guardrails for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads on Amazon Web Services
- Build and manage cloud infrastructure using Terraform and infrastructure automation practices to support repeatable deployments and strong operational hygiene
- Produce technical designs for complex applications and ensure implementations align with security, reliability, and scalability expectations
- Lead security product evaluations with third-party vendors and internal teams, including proofs of concept, benchmarking, and written recommendations
- Contribute to engineering best practices and support adoption of new and emerging technologies
- Foster a team culture of diversity, opportunity, inclusion, and respect
- Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
- Proficiency developing production software in Python or another object-oriented programming language 5 years of applied software development experience across the software development life cycle (design, implementation, testing, and operations)
- Hands-on experience designing, building, testing, and operating workloads on Amazon Web Services
- Hands-on experience using Terraform and applying infrastructure automation best practices
- Practical experience with artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, including security considerations for generative artificial intelligence
- Demonstrated experience producing technical designs and delivering implementations that meet reliability and security expectations
- Experience designing and implementing cloud security controls for production workloads, including identity and access controls, encryption, and logging/monitoring
- Experience implementing security controls to mitigate misuse and malicious behavior in artificial intelligence systems, including input validation, abuse detection, and policy enforcement guardrails
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