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Security Engineer – Detection & Response
Global Brain Corporation. Design, build, and maintain automation, playbooks, and systems for timely triage, investigation, and incident response .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in security engineering and incident response, with a strong focus on automation, detection engineering, and cloud security principles. Capable of leading cross-functional teams to enhance security operations and improve incident response metrics.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Security EngineeringIncident ResponseEDR, SIEM, SOARCloud Infrastructure SecurityAutomation Development
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Hard Skills
Security EngineeringDetection EngineeringIncident ResponseScripting LanguagesQuery LanguagesAutomation DevelopmentThreat HuntingDigital ForensicsInfrastructure-as-Code SecurityLog Management
Soft Skills
Clear CommunicationCross-Functional CollaborationSound Risk-Based JudgmentDecision-Making Under Pressure
Tools & Technologies
EDRSIEMSOARLog Management ToolsCloud Security ToolsAutomation Tools
Industry Keywords
Incident TriageSecurity TelemetrySelf-Service TriageHigh-Growth Startup EnvironmentsContainerized EnvironmentsKubernetes Security
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCloudKubernetes
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Design, build, and maintain automation, playbooks, and systems for timely triage, investigation, and incident response
- Develop and refine high-signal detections while minimizing noise
- Integrate security telemetry and tooling across cloud and application infrastructure
- Enable consistent investigation and self-service triage
- Lead cross-functional incident response across applications, cloud infrastructure, endpoints, identity, and internal services
- Translate incident data and response metrics into secure-by-design improvements with product and infrastructure teams
- Evaluate response procedures and partner with engineering, infrastructure security, IT, and operational teams to close gaps and improve the operating model
- Report directly to the Head of Security
Requirements
What you’ll need- Demonstrated capability in security engineering, detection engineering, or incident response
- Hands-on experience investigating security incidents or suspicious behavior in complex environments
- Practical experience with EDR, SIEM, SOAR, log-management, or equivalent detection-and-response tooling
- Ability to write code and build software automation or detections in at least one relevant scripting or query language
- Strong understanding of modern cloud infrastructure and SaaS security principles
- Sound risk-based judgment when prioritizing threats and operational tasks
- Ability to make sound, timely decisions with incomplete information during active incidents
- Clear communication and cross-functional collaboration skills during high-pressure situations
- Are you currently legally authorized to work in the US?
- Preferred: Building self-serve security triage automation or AI-assisted response capabilities
- Preferred: Threat hunting, digital forensics, threat intelligence, or infrastructure-as-code security controls
- Preferred: Investigating complex security events within containerized or Kubernetes-based cloud environments
- Preferred: Translating security incident trends into architectural or systemic engineering improvements
- Preferred: Experience navigating security challenges in fast-paced, high-growth startup environments
Benefits
Comp & perks- Reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with disabilities or sincerely held religious beliefs
- Regular on-call rotation supporting rapid response to critical security incidents and operational resilience