Own the technical architecture and roadmap for vulnerability management tooling
Lead the design and development of high-quality, scalable engineering solutions
Drive integration strategy across vulnerability scanners, aggregation pipelines, and downstream systems
Define and evolve metrics and reporting frameworks
Partner with cross-functional stakeholders including infrastructure, platform engineering, and product security teams
Identify systemic gaps and ambiguous problems, propose solutions, and drive them to completion
Provide technical mentorship, design reviews, and code reviews to engineers on the team
Contribute to architectural decisions and tooling selections

Requirements

U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency (Green Card holder)
8+ years of industry software engineering experience, with a meaningful portion in security engineering, platform engineering, or infrastructure-adjacent domains
Deep proficiency in Python
Demonstrated experience owning and delivering end-to-end engineering projects
Solid understanding of vulnerability management concepts
Experience building or maintaining integrations with security tooling such as vulnerability scanners, SIEM systems, or similar platforms
Comfort working with CI/CD pipelines, version control workflows, and modern software delivery practices
Experience working across teams and communicating technical concepts clearly to both engineers and non-technical stakeholders
Strong judgment in the face of ambiguity

Benefits

time off programs
medical
dental
vision
mental health support
paid parental leave
life and disability insurance
401(k)
employee stock purchasing program

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

Pythonvulnerability managementCI/CD pipelinesversion control workflowssoftware delivery practicesengineering solutionsintegration strategymetrics and reporting frameworksarchitectural decisionstooling selections

Soft Skills

technical mentorshipdesign reviewscode reviewscross-functional collaborationcommunicationproblem-solvingjudgment in ambiguity