Top Cybersecurity & IT Jobs

As a Security Engineer at Snap, you will develop security systems and tools for corporate identity, DLP, and Zero Trust, execute strategies for in-house services and SaaS applications, review architectural guidance, and improve security processes through automation.

The Corporate Security Engineer will develop security systems and tools, lead a small team, and work cross-functionally on security requirements, architecture, and priorities. Responsibilities include improving automation and conducting security reviews. The role requires strong software engineering skills in Python, Golang, or Java, and expertise in various Enterprise Security domains.

As an Application Security Engineer, you will conduct security reviews of applications and services, develop solutions for security weaknesses, build tools for secure development, respond to security incidents, and advocate for user privacy. It involves significant collaboration with product teams and addressing vulnerabilities.

As a Corporate Security Engineer at Snap, you will develop systems and tools to enhance security across various domains, execute security strategies, provide architectural guidance, and improve security review processes. You will focus on corporate identity, endpoint security, andZero Trust principles.

As a Security Engineer on the Detection and Response team, you will design and implement logging systems, build automation tools for threat hunting, analyze threats, and collaborate with teams to respond to security incidents effectively.