Infrastructure Security Engineer
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Tech stack
Requirements
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Experience using GitHub, Terraform, Python, AWS, and CI/CD tools
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Strong understanding of IaC and AMI creation
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Be able to support secure golden AMI services and secure container image builds
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Prior experience in vulnerability management and incident/threat investigation
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Strong cross functional and communication skills
Desired Skills & Experience
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AWS Certified Security
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CISSP or CCSP certifications
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DevSecOp experience
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Past experience with threat modeling
About the company
This company is a leading cloud software company that helps Property & Casualty insurance carriers modernize their operations through a suite of cloud-native applications and services. The company provides the technology backbone that insurers rely on for policy administration, client management, analytics, billing, and more. This company is highly invested in AWS infrastructure, security, automation and scalability to support insurance organizations worldwide.
What we are looking for is an infrastructure security engineer that is responsible for securing the AWS infrastructure that powers the company’s cloud platform and services used by insurance customers and clients. This is a great opportunity to work on securing large scale AWS infrastructures that support some of the world’s largest and leading insurance companies!
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