Security Engineer III

What you’ll be doing:
As a Senior Security Engineer embedded within the Security Operations team,you will design, build, and continuously improve the technical capabilities that underpin how we detect, investigate, and respond to threats. You will work at the intersection of engineering and operations — turning security problems into scalable, automated solutions. Your core responsibilities will be to:

• SIEM Engineering: Own the engineering of our SIEM platform, includingonboarding and normalizing log sources, building and maintaining,parsers, and ensuring high-fidelity data pipelines that underpin, detection and investigation. Work to continuously improve log coverage,data quality, and platform performance.
• Detection Engineering: Design, develop, and maintain a library of high-quality detections using a Detection as Code methodology — managingdetection content through version control, peer review, and automated, testing pipelines. Map detections to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and work to continuously improve coverage, precision, and resilience
  against evasion.
• SOAR & Automation: Build and maintain automated workflows and playbooks using SOAR platforms to streamline alert triage, enrichment, and response. Identify manual and repetitive processes across the security operations lifecycle and engineer solutions that allow the team to operate at scale.
• AI-Augmented Security Operations: Explore and operationalize the use of AI and machine learning to enhance security operations capabilities— including alert triage, incident response acceleration, threat intelligence analysis, threat hunting, and the enrichment and prioritization of detection content. Evaluate emerging AI tooling and work to embed it responsibly into team workflows.
• Threat Intelligence Integration: Consume and operationalize threat intelligence from internal and external sources, integrating indicators and adversary context into detection logic, SOAR playbooks, and hunting activities. Work with threat intelligence feeds and platforms to ensure actionable intelligence flows into security operations in a timely
  and structured way.
• Threat Hunting: Conduct proactive, hypothesis-driven threat hunts across the environment to identify attacker activity that evades existing detections. Document and share findings in a structured way, using hunt outcomes to directly inform and improve detection engineering and tooling.
• Incident Response Support: Provide engineering-level support during security incidents, assisting with investigation, containment, and recovery. Contribute to post-incident reviews and translate lessons learned into improved detections, playbooks, and tooling.

What you’ll bring to the role:
We are looking for a technically strong security professional with hands-on experience building and operating security capabilities in complex
environments. The ideal candidate will possess:

• Technical Security Experience: Significant experience in a security engineering, DevSecOps, or equivalent role with a strong background in securing cloud-native environments and modern application stacks.
• Detection & Response Skills: Practical experience developing and tuning SIEM detections, writing threat hunting queries, and participating in
  incident response activities.
• SecOps Tooling: Hands-on knowledge of administering and operating core security operations tools, including SIEM platforms (e.g. Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel), EDR/XDR solutions, vulnerability scanners, and ticketing or case management systems. Experience integrating these tools to support detection, investigation, and response workflows.
• Threat Intelligence & Threat Hunting: Experience working with threat intelligence platforms and feeds (e.g. MISP, Recorded Future, VirusTotal), and integrating intelligence into security tooling, detection logic, and operational processes. A working knowledge of threat hunting methodologies and the ability to proactively identify indicators of
  compromise or attacker behavior across the environment is highly desirable.
• Scripting & Automation: Proficiency in one or more scripting or programming languages (e.g. Python, Go, Bash) to build security tooling,
  automate workflows, and integrate security capabilities.
• Application Security Knowledge: Familiarity with secure development practices, OWASP top risks, and the ability to perform code reviews or
  work with developers to remediate security findings.
• Security Frameworks & Standards: Working knowledge of relevant security frameworks (e.g. NIST CSF, CIS Benchmarks, MITRE ATT&CK) and compliance standards such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
• Communication & Collaboration: Strong ability to articulate technical security risks and recommendations to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and to work cross-functionally to deliver security outcomes.
• Incident Response & Digital Forensics: Hands-on experience leading or supporting security incident investigations, including evidence preservation, log and artifact analysis, timeline reconstruction, and root cause identification. Familiarity with forensic tooling and methodologies is highly sought after, as is experience contributing to post-incident
  reviews and translating findings into actionable improvements.