Security Engineer

Role overview Run day-to-day security operations across cloud infrastructure, applications, devices, networks, and accounts. The work combines vulnerability management and hands-on remediation with monitoring, incident readiness, endpoint protection, access administration, and practical IT support. There is also an opportunity to contribute to application security through work in a Python web application codebase.

Responsibilities - Scan cloud resources, hosted services, and software dependencies; prioritize vulnerabilities by risk and track them through resolution. - Fix security issues directly where possible and coordinate larger remediations with engineering. - Maintain security logs, monitoring, and alerts; assist with investigations and test backup and recovery procedures. - Deploy and manage endpoint detection and response and mobile device management across company devices. - Administer firewall and outbound network rules, network segmentation, access reviews, offboarding, and credential rotation. - Set up accounts and devices for new hires, manage software-as-a-service tools, and help resolve device and account issues.

Requirements - At least two years of experience in security, cloud, systems administration, DevOps, or software engineering. - Proficiency in Python and experience contributing to a production codebase. - Strong Linux fundamentals, including patching and maintaining production systems. - Experience with Google Cloud Platform or another major cloud provider. - Hands-on experience in several areas such as vulnerability scanning, endpoint security, device management, logging and monitoring, network security, or identity and access management.

Nice to have - Experience with Django or web application development. - Experience remediating vulnerabilities. - Background in healthcare or another regulated industry.

Benefits and work setup The stated base salary range is $110,000–$140,000, depending on location and experience, plus equity. The role requires living and working in the United States; work from outside the country, including while traveling, is not supported.