Hybrid/Remote Lead SIEM Engineer

Roundel; Brooklyn Park (MN); Hybrid; USD 132,000 - 238,000; Full time

Job summary

Target Technology Services is seeking a Lead Engineer to design, maintain, and evolve the SIEM platform across the legacy Next.js/Node.js stack and new Google SecOps integrations.

You will build full stack features in TypeScript, React, Express, Temporal, and Bull, collaborating with Threat Detection & Operations and other security teams to translate requirements into solid designs and durable capabilities.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience building full stack applications.
• 2+ years building backend services with Node, Express, and an ORM.
• 2+ years with a job scheduler or orchestration framework (Bull or Temporal).
• 2+ years working with relational databases such as MySQL or PostgreSQL.
• 2+ years building React or Next.js applications with TypeScript and state management.
• Experience with message frameworks (Kafka/ActiveMQ) and Redis.
• Experience in public or private cloud environments.
• Familiarity with containerization and CI/CD pipelines (Docker/Kubernetes).

Responsibilities

• Design, maintain, and evolve the SIEM platform across the Next.js/Node.js stack and Google SecOps integrations.
• Build full stack features in Typescript, React, Express, Temporal, and Bull.
• Collaborate with security teams to translate detection workflows into technical designs.
• Own production readiness and operational health for SIEM services, including hosting, databases, and PCI compliance.
• Lead design reviews, code reviews, and pair programming; provide technical leadership.
• Manage software releases from start to finish and ensure observability with metrics and logs.

Skills

Full stack

Node.js

Express

React

TypeScript

Next.js

Temporal

Bull

Kubernetes

OpenTelemetry

Tools

Docker

Docker Swarm

Kubernetes

OpenTelemetry

PostgreSQL/MySQL

CI/CD

Job description

Target Technology Services is seeking a Lead Engineer to design, maintain, and evolve the SIEM platform across the legacy Next.js/Node.js stack and new Google SecOps integrations.

You will build full stack features in TypeScript, React, Express, Temporal, and Bull, collaborating with Threat Detection & Operations and other security teams to translate requirements into solid designs and durable capabilities.