Sr. Infrastructure Security Engineer (Cybersecurity)

TL;DR

Sr. Infrastructure Security Engineer (AWS/Cybersecurity): Enhance security of cloud infrastructure for a mental health platform with an accent on AWS engineering, Infrastructure-as-Code, and Kubernetes/EKS security standards. Focus on developing tools using AWS SDKs, managing security risks, and collaborating with engineering teams to embed security practices.

Location: 100% remote (must be based in the United States, currently not hiring in Hawaii)

Salary: $163,710 – $182,970

Company

hirify.global is a remote-first mental healthcare platform dedicated to providing evidence-based care.

What you will do

• Protect patient data and platform technology through cloud infrastructure security enhancements.
• Partner with Engineering and Product teams to integrate security into company culture.
• Pursue high-impact projects using Infrastructure-as-Code and AWS SDKs.
• Prioritize pragmatic security assessments and relative risks.
• Empower teams with actionable security data and threat modeling.

Requirements

• 4+ years as infrastructure security or cloud security engineer
• 3+ years AWS engineering experience
• Expertise using AWS SDK for Python, Javascript, or Go
• Proficiency with Infrastructure-as-Code tools like Terraform or CloudFormation
• Experience managing or developing security standards for Kubernetes/EKS

Nice to have

• Healthcare industry experience with HIPAA
• Securing GCP environments and IAM
• Mitigating AI/ML workload security risks
• WAF tuning and alerting
• Cloud organization policy controls like SCPs
• Running security threat models on production infrastructure

Culture & Benefits

• 100% remote work with healthy work-life balance
• Comprehensive health benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, disability, FSA/HSA
• 401(k) plan and paid parental leave
• Generous time-off including 2 company-wide shutdown weeks
• Home office stipend, quarterly department stipend, wellness events
• Employee Assistance Program and community resource groups