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# Security Engineer

- **Company:** Insight Global
- **Location:** Charlotte, NC, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac Systems, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Command-Line Interface, Cyber Security, Microsoft Management Console, Programming Tools, Web Browsers, JSON, Windows Servers, Windows PowerShell, Regular Expressions, Firewalls (Computer Science), Microsoft InTune
- **Published:** June 21, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.juju.com/job/00000000g9xwl0

## About the Role

* PowerShell scripting

 * Microsoft Windows Server

 * Strong Windows and macOS expertise in large enterprise environments

 * Hands-on experience with Secure or Enterprise Browsers

(Island preferred; Chrome Enterprise or Edge acceptable)

 * Experience with policy management (similar to firewall or EDR policies)

 * Proficiency with JSON, HTML/CSS, REGEX, and command-line tools

 * Experience with DLP solutions * Experience with CrowdStrike, Trellix, Microsoft Defender/EDR, or similar platforms

 * Understanding of browser internals and security engineering concepts

 * Experience in regulated or financial services environments

## Description

We are seeking a Secure Browser Security Engineer to support and expand an enterprise Secure Browser platform as it scales beyond a pilot into a global standard. This role focuses on engineering browser security policies, advanced troubleshooting, and helping transition Secure Browser capabilities in-house from vendor-managed solutions.

Some key responsibilities include:

 * Engineer and manage Secure Browser policies via a cloud-based management console

 * Design controls for uploads, downloads, and user actions within websites using RPA (JSON-based scripting)

 * Provide advanced troubleshooting across Windows, macOS, and Intune-managed endpoints

 * Act as Level 3 support prior to vendor escalation

 * Analyze browser logs, dev tools, and security telemetry

 * Ensure browser policies align with enterprise security standards

Notes:

We're open to Chrome, Edge, or endpoint security engineers - if you've built and enforced security policies on the endpoint, you can ramp into our Secure Browser platform.


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