The Nuclear Company
Staff Cloud Security Engineer
Washingto, DC · Staff+
Sponsorship not specified$53k-$800kDetected 36 days ago
TypeScriptPythonGoBashAWSCloud PlatformsTerraformCI/CDPlatform EngineeringData ScienceCybersecurityNetwork SecuritySIEMComplianceDNSFirewall
About the role
- This role reports into Senior Manager for Application and Product Security.
Responsibilities
- Own and improve the security architecture for AWS environments that support The Nuclear Company's engineering, product, data, and business systems.
- Design and implement secure multi-account AWS patterns using AWS Organizations, service control policies, identity federation, account baselines, network segmentation, and centralized logging.
- Partner with software developers and platform engineers to review and harden cloud-native services, including compute, storage, networking, databases, serverless workloads, containers, and managed AWS services.
- Build and maintain least-privilege access models for human users, workloads, service accounts, CI/CD systems, and third-party integrations.
- Design and review secure AWS network architectures, including VPCs, subnets, routing, security groups, NACLs, transit gateways, private connectivity, VPNs, Direct Connect, PrivateLink, VPC endpoints, egress controls, and network inspection patterns.
- Implement and improve protections for internet-facing and internal services, including WAF, DDoS protection, load balancers, API gateways, DNS, TLS, and edge controls.
- Partner with infrastructure teams to define secure network segmentation between development, staging, production, corporate, partner, and sensitive data environments.
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience in cloud security, infrastructure security, network security, security engineering, or cloud architecture.
Compensation
- $53k-$800k
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