Sr. Cloud Security & DevSecOps Engineer
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The role in plain words
- 5+ years in a security organization with hands-on DevSecOps and cloud security experience
- Strong scripting ability in Python, Go, Rust, or similar
- Real penetration testing experience, not just running scanners
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Who this suits
Full job description
Original listing · kept for referenceAbout the Role
Most security roles put you in a box. This one doesn't.
You'll sit inside the office of the CISO at a global technology company, working across cloud, product, and enterprise security with real ownership. You're not supporting one team — you're shaping how the entire company thinks about security.
Responsibilities
• Automate security controls and processes across multi-cloud environments (Azure, AWS, GCP)
• Perform security assessments, threat modeling, and penetration testing across product and enterprise systems
• Design and implement zero-trust and IAM architecture with cloud-agnostic tooling
• Build net-new security controls, tooling, and CI/CD security integrations
• Partner with Architecture, SRE, and Operations to set the security standard
What You Bring
• 5+ years in a security organization with hands-on DevSecOps and cloud security experience
• Strong scripting ability — Python, Go, Rust, or similar
• Real penetration testing experience, not just running scanners
• Familiarity with Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, or equivalent
• Systems thinker with strong network and application security fundamentals
• BS/MS in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience
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- 5+ years in a security organization with hands-on DevSecOps and cloud security experience, Strong scripting ability in Python, Go, Rust, or similar, Real penetration testing experience, not just running scanners