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Engineering Manager, Platform Security

Posted 6 days ago

code red partnersAlbany (GA)

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About the role

Code Red is Partnered with one of the most innovative companies in the world. They are a late-stage unicorn tech company, located in San Francisco.
What you’ll do: take over a small, high-performing team (direct reports)lead hiring for the team and planning for next year's headcount 60% leadership and 40% individual contributor rolecombo team - made up of platform security, IAM, and CI/CD security Does this sound like you?proven track record of successful management and leadership workbreadth across security engineering, depth in cloud securityability to push, mentor, and manage extremely senior security engineerspassion for security and technology, bonus points for SWE background*Direct-Hire/Permanent, 3x/week hybrid - East Bay*[$300K-$350K base + $125K-$150K equity (~$450K TC/year)]Cannot wait to hear more about this position? Click apply below or reach out to Erin Barry () today, and they will share more information and details about the role. Code Red Partners are extremely committed to working with equal opportunity employers helping build a diverse and inclusive workforce within Cyber Security. We put the people we work with at the heart of everything we do and dedicate all we do to playing a part in developing an industry that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.

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