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Med Clinic X in Austin seeks a DevSecOps Engineer to weave security into software development and cloud operations, ensuring HIPAA-compliant, resilient healthcare platforms.
You will automate security controls, enable secure CI/CD, manage IAM, encryption, and IaC practices across AWS/GCP/Azure, collaborating with engineering and security teams.
This role requires a security-minded builder who can translate compliance into technical guardrails and guide developers toward secure coding.
Med Clinic X is a healthcare technology company building secure, scalable, and intelligent digital health solutions for healthcare organizations across the United States.
We develop healthcare SaaS platforms, AI-driven healthcare systems, patient portals, telemedicine solutions, automation workflows, and cloud-based digital health products for clinics, hospitals, and healthcare providers.
Our mission is to build healthcare technology that combines innovation with strong security, reliability, and compliance.
We are seeking a DevSecOps Engineer to integrate security practices into our software development and infrastructure processes.
In this role, you will design secure cloud environments, automate security workflows, improve CI/CD security, and protect healthcare applications handling sensitive data. You will work closely with engineering, DevOps, and security teams to ensure Med Clinic X platforms meet high standards of security and compliance for US healthcare organizations.
At Med Clinic X, you will help protect the technology infrastructure behind modern healthcare. You will:
CI/CD Security Scanning IAM Least Privilege KMS / TLS Encryption Kubernetes & Docker Sec Terraform / IaC Security Vulnerability Assessment
Integrate static application scanning (SAST) and vulnerability audits directly into pipeline builds.
Deploy lease-privilege IAM roles and automate credentials rotation policies across multi-tenant infrastructures.
Audit Kubernetes namespace boundaries, registry image signatures, and network access policies.
Implement regex-based Data Loss Prevention filters sanitizing logs before cloud storage ingestion.
Configure automated KMS keys and TLS 1.3 handshakes across all transactional database services.
Audit alerts originating from cloud configurations, dependency lists, and system runtime checks.