Cloud Product Security Engineer

Job Description

Product Security Engineering designs, builds, and operates enterprise security controls as software products that integrate directly into cloud platforms, the SDLC, and core enterprise services. The organization applies modern software and cloud engineering practices to deliver scalable, reliable, and developer‑friendly security capabilities for cloud‑hosted workloads.

The Cloud Product Security Engineer is a hands‑on security engineer responsible for building, integrating, and operating security controls within cloud environments. This role focuses on engineering preventative, detective, and responsive security capabilities across cloud infrastructure, data platforms, and application services, including building and operating cloud security posture management (CSPM) and data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities to continuously detect, assess, and reduce risk.

• Design, build, and operate cloud-native security controls as software products across cloud infrastructure, data platforms, and application services.
• Engineer and maintain cloud security posture management (CSPM) and data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities to continuously detect, assess, and reduce risk in cloud environments.
• Build preventative, detective, and responsive security controls that integrate directly into cloud platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and shared enterprise services.
• Integrate cloud security controls with SIEM and security tooling to generate high‑quality signals for detection, investigation, and incident response.
• Support incident handling and response by engineering detection logic, automation, and response mechanisms that improve containment and recovery.
• Apply modern cloud and software engineering practices such as infrastructure as code, automated testing, and CI/CD to ensure security controls are reliable, scalable, and maintainable.
• Collaborate with platform engineers, application teams, and Digital Product Managers to align cloud security controls with architectures and developer workflows.

• 3+ years of professional software or security engineering experience with hands‑on ownership of production systems in cloud environments; strong proficiency in one or more modern programming languages such as Python, Java, or JavaScript.
• Hands‑on experience engineering security controls within public cloud platforms (e.g., AWS and/or Azure) spanning infrastructure, platform services, or application‑level integrations.
• Background building or integrating cloud security posture management (CSPM), data protection, or data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities as engineered solutions.
• Understanding of cloud‑native architectures and services (e.g., identity, networking, storage, compute) and how security controls integrate into them.
• Experience engineering preventative, detective, and responsive security capabilities, including detection logic, automation, or response workflows in cloud environments.
• Familiarity integrating security controls and signals with SIEM or security monitoring platforms to support detection and incident response.
• Practical application of modern engineering practices such as infrastructure as code, automated testing, CI/CD, and operational feedback loops.

• Working knowledge of cloud service provider security services and patterns (e.g., identity, networking, encryption, logging) used in real‑world cloud architectures.
• Practical exposure to advanced CSPM techniques, including policy as code, drift detection, and automated remediation.
• Experience with data classification, data handling, or data protection strategies that support DLP in cloud‑hosted systems.
• Familiarity with security telemetry, logging pipelines, and SIEM platforms used for detection, investigation, and incident response.
• Hands‑on involvement in incident response or post‑incident analysis from an engineering perspective, such as improving detections, controls, or recovery mechanisms.
• Exposure to infrastructure as code and cloud automation tooling deployed, configured, and secured at scale.
• Understanding of secure design principles for cloud‑native and distributed systems, including identity‑centric and…