Cloud Security Engineer – AI Platform & Incident Response

STLabs; New York (NY); On-site; USD 190,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits

On-site in Midtown Manhattan

Autonomy & excellence

Job summary

STLabs is seeking a security-focused engineer to own detection, response, and remediation across AWS and Kubernetes. You will secure cloud native systems, automate vulnerability fixes, and guide AI agents triaging alerts with engineers retaining final say.

You'll secure credentials, manage supply chain security across dependencies and CI/CD, and work from our Midtown Manhattan office on-site five days a week with a team that values craftsmanship and autonomy.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of experience in security, infrastructure, or software engineering.
• Hands-on experience securing cloud-native systems on AWS.
• You write production code and would rather build a small system that works than buy a large one nobody watches.
• Understanding of the security risks of LLM-powered systems, like prompt injection and over-permissioned agents.

Responsibilities

• Own detection and response across AWS and Kubernetes infrastructure.
• Automate vulnerability remediation, from new advisory to tested fix in hours.
• AI agents that triage security alerts with engineers making the final call.
• Secure storage, use, and rotation of the credentials our customers trust us with.
• Supply chain security across dependencies, container images, and CI/CD.

Skills

Security engineering

AWS security

Production code

Tools

Kubernetes

Job description

STLabs is seeking a security-focused engineer to own detection, response, and remediation across AWS and Kubernetes. You will secure cloud native systems, automate vulnerability fixes, and guide AI agents triaging alerts with engineers retaining final say.

You'll secure credentials, manage supply chain security across dependencies and CI/CD, and work from our Midtown Manhattan office on-site five days a week with a team that values craftsmanship and autonomy.