Senior security engineer - siem, devsecops, ips / ids

Summary / Objective :

Emburse software engineers contribute to the development of an engaging and interconnected set of system solutions. As an engineer, you will enhance the experiences of your customers, solve interesting challenges, and design new solutions. Emburse, known for its innovation and award-winning technologies, is strong on engineering. This ensures you will have access to the best and brightest minds in our industry to grow your experience and career within Emburse

As a Senior Security Engineer, you will play a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing our organization's security posture. You will be responsible for implementing and managing security systems, conducting incident response and analysis, reviewing identity & access management entitlements, and proactively identifying and mitigating potential security threats. This role requires a deep understanding of security technologies, excellent problem-solving skills, and team collaboration.

Essential Functions

Manage security tools and systems (SIEM, IDS / IPS, endpoint protection, vulnerability management).

Monitor, analyze, and triage security events, alerts, and logs to identify threats and vulnerabilities.

Perform incident response activities, including containment, eradication, recovery, and documentation.

Investigate and analyze security incidents, determine root cause, and recommend remediation.

Execute incident response playbooks and SOPs.

Triage and manage bug bounty submissions, code scanning results, and vulnerability findings, ensuring remediation and validation.

Collaborate with engineering and product teams to embed “shift left” security practices in the software development lifecycle.

Experience with Dev Sec Ops, Dev Ops, CICD pipelines, and secure code development.

Assist with internal and external vulnerability scanning, segmentation testing, and penetration testing programs.

Create and maintain security metrics and reporting dashboards for leadership visibility.

Stay current with evolving security threats, vulnerabilities, and industry best practices; recommend enhancements to improve the company’s security posture.

Administer and monitor Identity & Access Management (IAM) systems, enforcing least privilege, segregation of duties, and periodic access reviews.

Develop and maintain policies, procedures, and controls for privileged