Application Security Specialist
Application Security Specialist
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Document existing application security processes, workflows, and the softwaredevelopment lifecycle (SDLC).
- Conduct gap analyses to identify process, security, and implementation gaps.
- Define and track KPIs and metrics for application security operations.
- Work with engineers and architects to develop process flows and implementationdocumentation.
- Translate technical requirements into clear business requirements and actionabledocumentation.
- Facilitate discussions between security teams, engineers, architects, and businessstakeholders.
- Support product selection, tool evaluations, and proof-of-concept (POC) initiatives.
- Coordinate the implementation of application security tools across brands andbusiness units.
- Help ensure application security practices are integrated throughout the SDLC.
- Support Agile processes and collaborate with technical teams on implementationplanning. Technical Environment Candidates should have familiarity with application security processes and tools, including:
- Source code repositories: GitHub, GitLab
- Application security scanning: Snyk
- Security frameworks: NIST
- Security technologies: Akamai, secrets management, and certificate management
- SDLC: Integrating security into software development and deployment lifecycles The role is focused on security process ownership, product implementation, and crossfunctional coordination, rather than hands-on software engineering alone.
- 3+ years of experience in business analysis, product ownership, technical programdelivery, or a similar role within cybersecurity or application security.
- Experience documenting workflows, process flows, requirements, andimplementation procedures.
- A solid understanding of application security and the SDLC.
- Experience working directly with software engineers and technical architects.
- The ability to translate complex technical concepts into business-friendlydocumentation.
- Experience conducting gap analyses, defining KPIs, and improving processes.
- Exposure to security tools, vendor evaluations, product selection, or POCs.
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies and cross-functional project delivery.
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