Security Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

reinforced learningTonawanda (NY)

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

The role:

We hold customer specifications, expert identities and unreleased evaluation data. You'll build the controls that protect them: access, secrets, environment isolation, monitoring, and the processes customers audit before they work with us.
What you'll own
Identity, access and secrets management across the company.
The isolation model for sandboxes and customer data, designed and reviewed.
Detection and response for the events that matter, with the rest tuned out.
Vendor and customer security reviews, with our evidence kept current.
Security checks embedded in engineering workflows without slowing them down.
What you bring
Three or more years in security engineering with hands-on cloud and application work.
You write code to solve security problems rather than only configuring tools.
Compliance frameworks customers ask about, such as SOC 2.Clear communication with engineers and with customers' security teams.
Helpful, not required
Securing multi-tenant compute or ML systems.
An offensive security background.

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