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Analyze EDR telemetry, alerts, and logs across endpoint, identity, network, and cloud environments to identify and publish threats for managed detection and response customers. Communate threat indicators and remediation guidance, while improving detection workflows through orchestration and automation. The role requires EDR expertise, security query-language knowledge, curiosity about AI tools, and collaboration focused on customer outcomes.

Investigate and respond to security detections across endpoint, identity, email, network, and cloud environments. The analyst performs forensic and malware analysis, investigates Microsoft 365 threats, evaluates logs and telemetry, recommends remediation, improves detection processes, and communicates findings to customers. The role requires incident response knowledge, operating system and network fundamentals, identity and email security awareness, scripting skills, AI familiarity, and availability for a 4x10 schedule including weekends.

Build and maintain customer identity and access management services supporting registration, login, authorization, MFA, step-up authentication, and account lifecycle flows. Develop backend APIs in Python or Kotlin, integrate identity platforms such as Okta, Auth0, and ForgeRock, write tests, participate in code reviews, debug production services, improve reliability, and collaborate with engineering, product, and security teams.

Leads technical pre-sales architecture for complex security solutions serving public-sector and commercial customers. Translates business, security, compliance, and technical requirements into solution designs, bills of materials, statements of work, estimates, pricing, assessments, and deployment plans. Conducts discovery sessions, architecture workshops, solution reviews, and customer presentations while partnering with sales, delivery teams, and security vendors. Mentors architects and sellers, supports regional customer activity, and travels throughout the Southeast as needed.

Build production security tooling and infrastructure using Terraform, Bash, Go, and Python. Partner with product engineers to design secure features, review Terraform and IAM configurations, automate security workflows, and advise teams on pragmatic vulnerability remediation. The role emphasizes developer enablement, scalable security libraries and tools, cloud security, containerization, and responsible AI use.

Own and execute the application security program, including SIEM management, threat detection, architecture and code reviews, vulnerability management, security testing, incident response, forensic investigations, and security tooling. Partner with engineering and infrastructure teams to remediate vulnerabilities, promote secure coding, develop training, and improve enterprise security through cloud, container, compliance, and monitoring practices.

Lead security architecture and design reviews, define standards for protecting sensitive healthcare data, build automated defenses, guide security monitoring and incident response, translate complex objectives into engineering requirements, and mentor engineers through code and design reviews.

Support enterprise security sales by identifying customer requirements, demonstrating Datadog security solutions, providing technical expertise during evaluations and proof-of-value initiatives, and developing proposals and sales materials. The role partners with sales, product, and engineering teams, tracks security trends and vulnerabilities, influences product development, and represents Datadog at industry events. Travel up to 30% is required.

Promote information security best practices, identify and report security risks, and evaluate how data is stored, processed, and transmitted. Ensure compliance with data privacy standards (GDPR, CCPA) and integrate data protection throughout the information lifecycle.

Develops and maintains Splunk dashboards, reports, data visualizations, scorecards, and automated reporting solutions for TSA cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and Zero Trust initiatives. Analyzes security and compliance data from multiple sources, supports audits and assessments, and collaborates with cybersecurity stakeholders to improve risk visibility and decision-making.

Supports TSA cybersecurity governance, risk management, continuous monitoring, assessments, compliance reporting, and security improvement initiatives. Develops metrics, dashboards, scorecards, roadmaps, policies, and governance documentation; analyzes cybersecurity data and trends; conducts gap analyses and maturity reviews; and collaborates with stakeholders. An active Secret clearance and ability to obtain TSA clearance are required. A bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, information technology, or a related field is required.

Conducts High Value Asset cybersecurity assessments supporting TSA’s governance, risk, and compliance mission. Responsibilities include assessment planning, documentation review, stakeholder coordination, Technical Exchange Meetings, report and briefing development, findings analysis, and remediation support. The role requires communicating assessment results to system owners and cybersecurity stakeholders while maintaining compliance with HVA assessment requirements.