Security Engineer

What you’ll do
Own day-to-day security operations across PIP Labs and related companies, including monitoring, alert triage, incident response and remediation. Secure and administer our AWS environment, with some exposure to Google Cloud, and continuously improve our cloud security posture. Manage endpoint security and device controls using tools such as CrowdStrike and Jamf. Automate recurring security and IT workflows so that controls can scale across multiple companies without unnecessary manual work. Partner with infrastructure and engineering teams to identify risks, improve configurations and ship practical fixes, including contributing code or pull requests where appropriate. Own dependency hygiene and software supply chain security, ensuring third-party code is appropriately vetted, pinned and continuously monitored for compromise. Support identity, access, device and other internal IT security needs for a globally distributed team. Develop and maintain clear security procedures, playbooks and documentation. Help assess and strengthen how sensitive and valuable real-world datasets are ingested, stored, accessed and protected across the DATA Network ecosystem. Contribute to security readiness in a high-threat environment, including protection against targeted account compromise, credential theft and sophisticated social-engineering attempts.

What we’re looking for
Professional experience in cloud security, IT security, security engineering or a closely related role. Strong practical knowledge of AWS security, including identity and access management, logging, monitoring and secure configuration. Experience operating endpoint detection and response and device-management tooling. Experience with CrowdStrike and Jamf is strongly preferred. A track record of automating operational workflows through scripting, APIs, infrastructure tooling, agents or security orchestration. Comfort handling both security engineering and hands-on internal IT responsibilities. A proactive, low-ego approach. You identify gaps, propose solutions and follow work through to completion. Excellent written and spoken English, with the ability to communicate clearly across technical and non-technical teams. Sound judgment under pressure and a practical approach to balancing security, speed and usability.

Nice to have
Experience securing data platforms, ingestion pipelines or environments that hold high-value datasets. Familiarity with Google Cloud or Google Workspace administration and security. Experience working in Web3, blockchain or another environment exposed to persistent, sophisticated threat actors. Experience supporting multiple business entities, business units or portfolio companies through a shared security function.

What success looks like
Security coverage remains reliable and responsive across cloud environments, endpoints and employee systems. High-priority risks and alerts are investigated quickly, communicated clearly and driven through remediation. Manual work decreases as repeatable security and IT workflows become automated. Infrastructure and engineering teams have a trusted, hands-on security partner who helps them ship safely.