Senior Security Engineer: Hands-On SecOps & Remediation

Beacon Hill; California (MO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Beacon Hill is seeking a hands-on Security Engineer to own security operations, dive into the environment, perform patching, remediation, and incident response, and automate security tasks.

The role requires strong scripting in Python or Bash, experience with SIEM, and knowledge of NIST/ISO frameworks; production Windows/Linux environments, ServiceNow documentation, and a practical mindset.

Qualifications

• 5+ years hands-on security engineering, SecOps, or DevSecOps experience.
• Strong server/infrastructure security with patching, hardening, and remediation.
• Hands-on vulnerability management, remediation, and incident response.
• Experience documenting security/compliance in ServiceNow.
• Proficient in Python or Bash scripting for automation.
• Experience with SIEM and security monitoring tools.

Responsibilities

• Own security operations; not a project coordination role.
• Handle patching, remediation, and incident response activities.
• Automate security tasks and maintain compliance documentation.
• Identify security issues, create remediation plans, and execute.
• Collaborate to secure Windows/Linux production environments.

Skills

Python scripting

Bash scripting

Security operations

Vulnerability management

Incident response

ServiceNow documentation

SIEM monitoring

Patching and remediation

Compliance frameworks

Automation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity/Info Security/CS

Tools

ServiceNow

SIEM

Terraform

CloudFormation

GitHub Actions

Job description

Beacon Hill is seeking a hands-on Security Engineer to own security operations, dive into the environment, perform patching, remediation, and incident response, and automate security tasks.

The role requires strong scripting in Python or Bash, experience with SIEM, and knowledge of NIST/ISO frameworks; production Windows/Linux environments, ServiceNow documentation, and a practical mindset.