Monitor and test information systems to identify vulnerabilities
Execute or manage the remediation of identified vulnerabilities
Respond to security incidents and perform root cause analysis
Assess and understand PandaDoc’s current security framework and future architecture, providing recommendations for risk reduction
Design, implement, maintain, and evangelize automated security solutions
Work closely with engineering teams to implement new security controls
Analyze and monitor relevant security threats and prevention measures based on industry trends and standards
Perform cloud services hardening, including reviewing roles and permissions for services and APIs
Help address emergent threats in AI security as PandaDoc deploys AI in its product and for internal use

Requirements

2+ years of cloud security experience implementing security controls and best practices in AWS, GCP, or Microsoft Azure
2+ years of experience with security management tools, including IPS/IDS, WAF, vulnerability scanning, and penetration testing
Good understanding of Access Control and Identity Access Management principles (SAML 2.0, OAuth, JWT, etc)
Experience with implementing DevSecOps practices in SSDLC
Solid interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills
Upper-Intermediate English level (B2+)

Benefits

A competitive salary. If you are located in Poland, the salary range is 222000 to 334000 PLN annually.
An honest, open culture that emphasizes feedback and promotes professional and personal development
An opportunity to work from anywhere — our team is distributed worldwide, from Lisbon to Manila, from Florida to California
6 self care days
And much more!

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

cloud securitysecurity controlsvulnerability scanningpenetration testingAccess ControlIdentity Access ManagementDevSecOpsautomated security solutionsroot cause analysissecurity framework

Soft Skills

interpersonal skillswritten communicationverbal communication