Information Security Specialist

Some engineers tolerate complexity; the Information Security Specialist we want at Lionsgate hunts it down and refactors it out of existence. Everything about this junior Information Security Specialist post says trust — $43,000 - $60,000, freelance flexibility, and 1 years rewarded with real say.

• Pair with cross-functional partners to scope and deliver freelance projects
• Pair-program tricky Burp Suite edge cases with engineers across Biloxi, MS
• Translate Cross-Functional Collaboration metrics into the one chart Lionsgate leadership checks each morning
• Negotiate Data Loss Prevention tradeoffs with product when Lionsgate timelines and reality collide
• Own data integrity across Lionsgate's Cross-Functional Collaboration stores so Biloxi numbers never lie
• Translate technology compliance rules into Cross-Functional Collaboration guardrails baked into the build

• Familiarity with Cross-Functional Collaboration and related tools or frameworks
• The kind of attention to detail that catches what spell-check misses
• Pattern recognition earned across many technology engagements
• An instinct for prioritization when everything is labeled urgent
• The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten
• Practical command of Identity and Access Management, with bonus points for Security Awareness Training

Founded in Biloxi, MS during a downturn, Lionsgate grew trust-based and lean while flashier technology rivals burned out. The Lionsgate promise is plain: clear expectations, real autonomy, and zero surprise reviews.

Step into $43,000 - $60,000, real mentorship, a benefits package that delivers, and the kind of flexible freelance rhythm people rarely leave.