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Software Engineer, Security Focus

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. Own end-to-end remediation of vulnerabilities surfaced by penetration tests and other security assessments, from triage through verified fix .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeRemote • Arizona • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in vulnerability remediation, secure software development practices, and full-stack engineering with a focus on Ruby on Rails and React. Proficient in translating security findings into actionable requirements and ensuring compliance with security standards such as FedRAMP.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Ruby On RailsReactAWSVulnerability RemediationRESTful API Design

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Hard Skills
Full-Stack DevelopmentSession ManagementSecurity EngineeringPenetration TestingAPI SecurityContainerizationSQLPython
Soft Skills
Strong Written Communication
Tools & Technologies
AWS FargatePusherAnyCableBrowser Developer Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
AWS Certified Security – Specialty
Industry Keywords
FedRAMPInfrastructure As CodeTechnical Requirements Documents

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
AWSPythonReactRubyRuby on RailsSQL

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own end-to-end remediation of vulnerabilities surfaced by penetration tests and other security assessments, from triage through verified fix
  • Examine front-end/back-end session traffic using browser-based code inspection tools and identify excessive or sensitive information exposure
  • Translate security findings into concrete, testable requirements in Technical Requirements Documents (TRDs)
  • Review and harden session management practices across the application stack
  • Implement fixes across Ruby on Rails, React, AWS, Fargate, and containerized services
  • Assess and secure real-time and API-driven features, including Pusher, AnyCable, and RESTful APIs
  • Document vulnerabilities, root causes, remediation steps, and verification results
  • Contribute security context and vocabulary to FedRAMP-related discussions and requirements
  • Design, build, and ship features across the Ruby on Rails back end and React front end
  • Apply secure-by-design practices to new development
  • Participate in code reviews, testing, and technical design discussions

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • 5+ years of hands-on software engineering experience, with broad full-stack work across multiple applications and technology layers
  • Working proficiency in Ruby on Rails and React
  • Experience with containerized environments, AWS, and Fargate
  • Solid API experience, including RESTful API design and security considerations
  • Hands-on experience with Pusher and AnyCable, or comparable real-time messaging technologies
  • Knowledge of Ruby data models and how schema and query design affect performance and scalability
  • 5+ years of experience in a security engineering or closely related role
  • Proven experience remediating vulnerabilities identified through penetration testing
  • AWS Security certification(s) (e.g., AWS Certified Security – Specialty)
  • General familiarity with FedRAMP
  • Comfortable using browser developer/code inspection tools to inspect network and session traffic
  • Able to identify excessive information exposure between backend and frontend and explain the risk clearly
  • Able to translate security findings into actionable design requirements for the TRD
  • Solid understanding of session management principles and common pitfalls
  • Strong written communication skills, with the ability to document vulnerabilities, remediations, and technical requirements clearly for engineering and non-engineering audiences
  • Experience with Pulumi for infrastructure as code (nice to have)
  • Python experience (nice to have)
  • SQL skills (nice to have)
  • Active or eligible for security clearance (nice to have)