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The Lead Security Engineer is the primary technical lead responsible for the end-to-end engineering and automation of the FedRAMP Key Security Indicator (KSI) initiative. This role bridges the gap between regulatory compliance and hands-on cloud engineering. The Lead Engineer will design automated cloud controls, manage Google Cloud Platform security vulnerability pipelines, and guide a technical team in deploying solutions that ensure continuous monitoring and secure architectures across Google Cloud Platform (Google Cloud Platform)., * Technical Leadership & Translation: Lead discovery workshops to deconstruct FedRAMP KSIs and NIST SP 800-53 controls, translating high-level compliance mandates into binary, automatable technical specifications.
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Vulnerability Management & Pipelines: Oversee and implement VM vulnerability scanning (AutoVM, Tenable, Qualys, Nessus), container image scanning (Artifact Registry / Drydock), and static/dynamic analysis tools.
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Automation & Scripting: Analyze Google Cloud Asset Inventory (CAI) schemas and oversee the authoring and testing of Common Expression Language (CEL) evaluation rules to define precise Pass/Fail criteria for cloud controls.
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Pipeline & Telemetry Architecture: Design, deploy, and troubleshoot log agents (Fluentbit/Vector) and Cloud Logging sinks to ensure 100% telemetry coverage across container nodes, VMs, and control-plane APIs.
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Identity & Access Management (IAM): Architect and enforce least-privilege IAM bindings, service accounts, and VPC Service Controls across the Google Cloud Platform environment.
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Validation & Deployment: Test logic against synthetic resources in sandbox environments to minimize false positives, manage codebase version control (Git/Piper), and support progressive deployment rollouts.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration: Act as the technical bridge for the project, supporting gap analyses and providing engineering evidence to Governance teams and 3PAO assessors.
Requirements
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Experience: 7+ years in Cloud Security Engineering, DevSecOps, or Infrastructure Security, with proven experience as a Lead/Senior Engineer managing FedRAMP (Moderate/High) security vulnerability implementations.
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Cloud Platform Expertise: Strong, hands-on background in Google Cloud Platform (Google Cloud Platform), specifically with Cloud Asset Inventory (CAI), Security Command Center (SCC), IAM, Cloud Audit Logs, and Cloud Storage.
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Scripting & Languages: Advanced proficiency in Common Expression Language (CEL). Working knowledge of Python, Go, or Rego/OPA.
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Vulnerability Tooling: Practical experience configuring and automating vulnerability and container scanning tools in a large-scale cloud environment.
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Systems & Infrastructure: Experience with Google Cloud infrastructure and container orchestration (Kubernetes/GKE/Borg).
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Compliance Knowledge: Strong familiarity with automated control evaluation for NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5, CIS Benchmarks, and FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring (ConMon).
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Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or equivalent practical experience.
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