Application Security Engineer I, Cybersecurity

Role overview Support application security work across the software development lifecycle, learning to use security tools to find and verify vulnerabilities and helping teams address them. This entry-level role combines technical assessment, basic automation, documentation, and collaboration with development and operations teams.

Responsibilities - Assist with source code reviews focused on secure coding practices. - Use static, dynamic, and dependency analysis tools under supervision to identify potential vulnerabilities. - Validate tool results, document findings, and track issues through ticketing systems. - Support secure development practices and security tool integration into CI/CD workflows. - Work with developers and operations staff on basic security automation and remediation tasks. - Prepare concise reports and take part in code reviews, design reviews, and security awareness activities.

Requirements - Foundational knowledge of application, network, and system security vulnerabilities. - Basic programming or scripting skills relevant to security work. - Attention to detail and the ability to follow procedures when assessing and documenting issues. - Clear written and verbal communication, including willingness to explain technical concerns to nontechnical colleagues. - Collaborative approach, openness to feedback, and interest in developing cybersecurity skills. - Ability to work with a distributed team across time zones.

Benefits and work setup - Remote role with travel and onsite work at client, temporary, or corporate locations as business needs require. - The listed pay range is $84,000–$126,000; the offer may depend on location, experience, skills, education, and other job-related factors. - Benefits include healthcare, time off, retirement, and well-being programs. Professional development may include a relevant certification and tuition reimbursement.