Privacy Engineer, Incident Response

Amazon's Devices and Services Trust and Privacy (DSTP) team is seeking a Privacy Engineer specializing in Incident Response to join their dynamic organization. This role sits within the Trust Fundamentals' Privacy GRC team and is crucial for maintaining trust and privacy across Amazon's extensive portfolio of 30+ Devices and Services.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of privacy, security, and engineering, where you'll lead the response to privacy and data protection issues across the organization. You'll be part of a global team environment, applying your expertise to quickly contain incidents and work with cross-functional teams to implement long-term solutions.

As a Privacy Engineer, you'll be responsible for managing escalated privacy and trust risk events, developing comprehensive reports and recommendations, and influencing teams across the organization. The role requires a unique blend of technical expertise, privacy knowledge, and leadership skills, as you'll be working with engineers, product managers, legal teams, and other stakeholders to foster a Privacy by Design culture.

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $136,000 to $212,800 per year, depending on location, plus additional benefits including equity and sign-on payments. You'll be joining a team that values diverse experiences and supports professional growth through knowledge sharing and mentorship.

This role is perfect for someone who thrives in dynamic situations, possesses strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and is passionate about privacy and information security. With Amazon's continued growth in the devices and services sector, this position offers excellent opportunities for career development and impact at scale.

The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of relevant experience, strong programming skills, and deep knowledge of security and privacy principles. You'll be working on cutting-edge privacy challenges while helping to shape the future of trust and privacy in Amazon's ecosystem.