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present of AI is seeking a hands-on security generalist to work with engineers to embed security into how products are designed and shipped, focusing on cloud and Kubernetes environments, detection rules, and vulnerability management from finding through fix.
The role fits the AI era by enabling safe AI adoption in fintech serving government and utility clients, with opportunities to automate routine tasks and practice security automation with Python.
This is a hands on security generalist role covering both product and enterprise security at a young company. The person must work directly with engineers to build security into how products are designed and shipped, write and tune detection rules, secure cloud and Kubernetes environments, and run vulnerability management from finding through fix. A strong candidate brings several years of focused security work, comfort reading and changing code, and a style that helps teams move faster rather than blocking them.
AI touches this role in two ways. The company builds AI powered payment and benefits tools, so the security engineer must help set safe technical and policy guardrails for AI adoption across the company. Much routine scanning and alert triage can be automated, but judgment about risk, prioritization, and working with engineers to fix real problems stays human.
The role offers direct exposure to governing AI use inside a fintech serving government and utility clients, including writing frameworks for safe adoption. A candidate can build this by learning how AI features are deployed and where they create new attack paths, and by practicing security automation with Python. Experience with cloud and code security in an AI product setting would strengthen an application.
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An AI powered payment and benefits platform that helps governments and utilities collect what they are owed while giving struggling residents flexible ways to pay and get help.