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gxs is seeking a security engineer to drive security strategy across identity, cloud, DevSecOps, or detection engineering. You will build tools and processes that automate security controls and enable rapid, secure development.
You will collaborate with SRE, Data Engineering, GenAI and Product teams to identify and implement improvements, lead audits, and mentor junior engineers to raise overall security maturity.
We are the bank's security engineering team - our mission is simple - we make sure that we build and leverage secure systems and operate them at production scale in a secure way. Our engineering teams move fast and are constantly innovating, and our security engineers need to ensure we provide the right tools and processes to help them move at high velocity.
We are a builder function, we build tools and processes that bring to life the banks security standards and policies. We use security metrics to make continuous improvements to security controls and culture. We strive for automation and love Jira tickets. What is not measured, can not be improved.
We are seeking a security engineer who can drive security strategy and initiatives from 0 to 1. This could be across a wide range of domains covering identity, application security, cloud, DevSecOps, or detection engineering. We are open to security engineers with deep skills in one or more of these domains.
You will have excellent stakeholder management skills, and are able to operate and influence across the business.
You should be excited about shaping the future of information security by building security tools to identify and eradicate vulnerabilities across all stages of the software development lifecycle.
You will work with public cloud, terraform, commercial cloud posture security management tools, open-source and build tools that automate our security posture.
Would be working on Vulnerability Posture Management tools, like, Rapid7, Nessus, Trivy, Crowdstrike Falcon, OpenVAS