Security Engineer

The role

You will define and improve the cloud security posture of the company. You will design secure cloud-native architectures and CI/CD pipelines, and help shape the information security governance and compliance program.

What you will do

• Design, implement and improve secure cloud-native architectures and CI/CD pipelines
• Identify risks, enforce best practices and harden systems across the technology stack
• Automate security controls and educate developers about vulnerabilities
• Help design and evolve the information security governance and compliance program, including policies, standards, procedures and awareness
• Work with engineering, infrastructure and product teams to fit controls to business goals and technical realities

Required qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in a security engineering role
• Mastery of cloud infrastructure, particularly AWS
• Prior experience focusing on infrastructure security and Kubernetes
• Familiarity with secret management tools like Vault or KMS
• Strong understanding of core information security concepts and regulatory frameworks/standards such as SOC2, ISO 27001 and NIST CSF
• Experience conducting security design reviews, threat modelling and security testing
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, presenting complex technical details as clear, risk-focused recommendations

Benefits

• Professional reimbursement program for industry conferences, certifications and more
• Medical, dental and vision coverage (US and some other countries)
• 401k retirement plan with company match (US only)
• Wellness stipend
• Home office setup and ergonomic equipment program

Before you apply

• This role cannot be performed in California or Colorado
• Be aware of fraudulent recruiter activity; to verify an Offchain offer or employee, email jobs@offchainlabs.com

About the company

Offchain builds blockchain scaling and security infrastructure, including the Arbitrum stack that powers Arbitrum One. The company reports $124 million in funding and says over 100 teams have used its technology to build Arbitrum chains.