Senior DevSecOps Engineer
Senior DevSecOps Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Enhance artifact management, policy governance, and open-source lifecycle processes using tools such as Sonatype Lifecycle (IQ Server), Nexus Repository, or JFrog.
- Build and automate software approval workflows, including quarantine and waiver processes.
- Develop and maintain repository proxy strategies across supported software ecosystems.
- Drive dependency upgrades and vulnerability remediation initiatives.
- Support onboarding of emerging ecosystems, including AI/ML frameworks.
- Build reporting and metrics for:
- Software supply chain health
- Policy compliance
- Repository utilization
- Enable CI/CD artifact signing and verification.
- Implement SLSA build provenance and attestations.
- Integrate SBOM generation into build and deployment pipelines.
- Partner with security and development teams to improve software supply chain visibility, integrity, and security across the organization.
- Help build secure and trustworthy software delivery pipelines at enterprise scale.
- DevSecOpsPlatform Engineering
- Software Supply Chain Engineering
- Hands-on experience with:
- Sonatype Lifecycle / IQ ServerNexus Repository
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