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SeniorFull-timePythonRustAzure
Salary Range
$63,648 - $86,112 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
We are looking for a Corporate Security Engineer to join our team at Nexthink. This role focuses on architecting and maintaining the security fabric for our internal environment, enabling rapid growth while securing identity, devices, and applications used by our global workforce.
Key Responsibilities
- →Contribute to the design and implementation of passwordless authentication and Zero Trust principles
- →Manage secure provisioning and lifecycle management, ensuring least-privilege access
- →Define and enforce security baselines for endpoints and mobile devices via MDM
- →Manage and tune EDR/XDR solutions for high-fidelity detection
- →Secure the corporate Azure footprint and ensure proper configuration
- →Proactively identify and mitigate security risks through assessments and scans
- →Coordinate vulnerability and patch management
- →Support Infrastructure-as-Code development and maintenance
- →Assess and secure third-party SaaS integrations
- →Lead incident response activities for corporate security events
- →Develop automation scripts and workflows to automate security tasks
- →Design and implement security controls for corporate resources
- →Act as the primary security liaison to IT and business teams
Requirements
- ✓Experience with identity-centric security architecture
- ✓Knowledge of passwordless authentication and Zero Trust principles
- ✓Familiarity with MDM solutions like Intune and Jamf
- ✓Experience with EDR/XDR solutions
- ✓Strong understanding of Azure security configurations
- ✓Experience with Infrastructure-as-Code
- ✓Proficiency in Python and PowerShell for automation
- ✓Knowledge of SOAR platforms
- ✓Understanding of CASB and DLP policies
- ✓Experience with incident response and threat hunting
- ✓Ability to design and implement security controls
- ✓Strong communication and collaboration skills
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