Senior Security Engineer/Hybrid in Philly in Philadelphia
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n · 5+ years of Security Engineering experience \n · Experience with SIEM platforms and security monitoring \n · Strong understanding of incident response and threat detection \n · Experience with vulnerability management tools \n · Cloud security experience in Azure or AWS \n · Knowledge of firewalls, IDS/IPS, and endpoint security tools \n · Experience with security frameworks and compliance standards \n · Strong scripting or automation experience (PowerShell, Python, or Bash) \n · Excellent troubleshooting and communication skills
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Desired Skills & Experience \n · Experience with EDR/XDR platforms \n · IAM and Zero Trust security experience \n · Application security or DevSecOps exposure \n · Experience with PCI-DSS, SOX, HIPAA, or GDPR \n · Certifications such as CISSP, Security+, Azure Security, or GIAC \n · Experience mentoring junior team members
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A Philadelphia-based technology organization is hiring a full-time Senior Security Engineer to help strengthen and scale enterprise security operations across cloud, infrastructure, and application environments. This role will focus on security engineering, SIEM management, incident response, vulnerability management, cloud security, and modern security tooling across hybrid environments. The company is investing heavily in cybersecurity modernization and is looking for an experienced engineer who can contribute both strategically and hands-on.
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