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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in designing and implementing secure architectures for AI tools, focusing on identity, data, and network security. Proficient in assessing security risks, automating enforcement, and ensuring compliance with security policies and standards.
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Security Engineering ExperienceAI Systems SecurityIdentity And Access ArchitectureCloud And Network Security FundamentalsAudit Logging And Detection
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Hard Skills
Security Architecture DesignOAuth GovernanceData ClassificationEndpoint SecuritySaaS SecurityIdentity Lifecycle ManagementMFA ImplementationPrompt Injection UnderstandingAutomation And Version ControlRisk Assessment
Soft Skills
Cross-Functional CollaborationCommunication To Technical AudiencesJudgment In Architecture Planning
Tools & Technologies
SAMLOIDCMDM PolicyDLPMCPIAMDevice Management ToolsAudit Logging Tools
Industry Keywords
Data RetentionEgress ControlAdversary TTPsLeast PrivilegeHuman-In-The-Loop Controls
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCloud
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Design and implement reusable secure architecture for AI tools and agents across identity, data, endpoint, SaaS, and network
- Codify security architecture in policies, standards, and reference architectures
- Help teams adopt approved AI tools quickly and securely
- Turn ambiguous requests into requirements and own solutions through design, implementation, production support, and cross-functional partnership
- Define authentication, authorization, scoped credentials, OAuth governance, least privilege, and human-in-the-loop controls for agents, service accounts, and integrations
- Govern data flows to and from models and agents using classification, permission-aware retrieval, AI gateways with DLP, MCP and tool allowlisting, and egress controls
- Assess third-party models and AI vendors for security, data retention, and training-use terms
- Map attack paths and assess prompt injection, unsafe tool use, OAuth abuse, and data exfiltration risks
- Build audit logging and detections for prompts, tool calls, agent actions, anomalous tool use, and unexpected data movement
- Automate security enforcement and contribute to initiatives across identity, endpoint, SaaS, cloud, network, detection, and incident response
- Report directly to the Head of Security and IT
Requirements
What you’ll need- Significant hands-on security engineering experience with strong fundamentals and a security and privacy-first approach
- Experience designing, building, or securing AI systems or integrations, including agents and tool use, retrieval over internal data, or MCP
- Working understanding of attacks including prompt injection, data leakage, and excessive agency
- Deep experience with identity and access architecture, including SSO and federation (SAML, OIDC), conditional access and MFA, privileged access, identity lifecycle, non-human identities, and OAuth consent and scopes
- Hands-on experience securing endpoints and SaaS, including device management across major operating systems, device posture in access decisions, SaaS admin controls, third-party integrations, and audit logging
- Strong cloud and network security fundamentals, including cloud IAM, segmentation, and egress control
- Working understanding of adversary TTPs and attack paths across identity, endpoint, cloud, and SaaS
- Builder's habits, including MDM policy, automation, and version control for configurations and agent skills
- Demonstrated staff-level judgment in architecture, planning, trade-offs, residual risk, and communication to technical and non-technical audiences
- Ability to work in the United States; visa sponsorship requirement must be disclosed
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- PTO
- Parental leave
- Equity
- Company offsites
- Continuous education
- Commuter benefits
- Flexible work environment