Software Engineer, Security
Listed on 2026-11-05
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IT/Tech
Cybersecurity, Security Management & Operations
Join the security function at an early-stage cybersecurity software company building enterprise identity and access management products. As the first dedicated security engineer, you will work closely with product and engineering teams to build secure systems, guide product decisions, and strengthen security practices as the company grows.
What You'll DoOwn security across the product and company, partnering with engineering throughout development.
Build security systems, including secrets management, certificate infrastructure, audit logging, and vulnerability management.
Lead security reviews, threat modeling, and secure design consultations with engineering teams.
Drive SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and CCPA compliance from an engineering perspective.
Develop detection and incident response capabilities, including processes for triage and response.
Contribute across product security, corporate security, and compliance, with scope to grow the security function over time.
At least 5 years of security engineering experience, with hands-on product or application security work at a SaaS or fintech product company.
Production Go engineering experience building services or security systems, plus experience building security capabilities in code.
Experience with detection engineering and incident response, including SIEM or detection-as-code tooling and Python automation.
Cloud and Kubernetes security experience, including GCP, and familiarity with OAuth, SAML, OIDC, and Web Authn.
Experience across security disciplines and a track record of working closely with engineering teams; startup or 0-to-1 experience is a plus.
Familiarity with identity and access management or enterprise security software, and a relevant bachelor’s degree.
Annual salary range: $180,000 to $230,000. Visa sponsorship is not available.
LocationRemote within the United States, with Los Angeles, California as the primary location.
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