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Sr. Application Security Engineer

Skills
Application SecurityDevsecopsGoogle Cloud PlatformIndustry StandardsNetwork SecuritySecurity TestingSoftware Systems
Role

What the job involves

The main requirements, responsibilities and hiring steps.

Requirements

  • 4+ years of experience in the application security field
  • Knowledge of secure coding best practices and industry standards (such as OWASP) and the ability to apply them to different programming languages
  • Knowledge of SDLC and DevSecOps concepts and hands-on experience in implementing them
  • Experience in using static and dynamic security scanning tools (such as Burp ZAP Snyk SonarQube Checkmarx and others)
  • Knowledge of secure design principles and ability to architect and design secure software systems considering security requirements and constraints
  • 1+ years of experience in securing applications within cloud platforms (AWS Azure GCP) and containerized environments (Docker Kubernetes)
  • Ability to explain application security threats and mitigation options to both developers and project managers
  • Good communication skills in written and verbal English
  • Proactiveness and self-drive to move things forward with little or no supervision
  • Strong sense of ownership responsibility and drive
  • Hands-on experience in integrating security testing tools within CI/CD pipelines

Day to day

  • Perform design and architecture review of new features suggest security requirements
  • Collaborate with DevOps and engineering teams advising on security features and best practices in SDLC
  • Utilize static security scanning tools review findings and coordinate remediation actions
  • Perform ongoing manual security assessments
  • Review the results of external penetration tests and communicate suggested fixes to development teams
  • Provide on-demand support on application security topics
  • Drive process improvement ideas
  • Assist with vetting and intake of defects from 3rd party security researchers via our Bug Bounty program