Senior Security Engineer

Google Public Sector (GPS) is seeking a Senior Security Engineer to join their Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) team. This role focuses on implementing secure cloud solutions and enhancing security workflows using emerging technologies like AI. As part of the Security Architecture team, you'll be responsible for conducting security assessments, developing automation tools, and communicating security findings across all levels of the organization.

The position requires a strong background in security engineering with at least 5 years of experience in security assessments, threat modeling, and coding. You'll need an active TS/SCI clearance and will work on protecting network boundaries, hardening systems, and securing sensitive data. The role involves direct interaction with network equipment and active system monitoring for attacks and intrusions.

Key responsibilities include evaluating threat models, creating assessment run-books, performing penetration testing, and developing automated security tools. You'll work closely with service teams to understand compliance requirements and implement security solutions that don't disrupt operations. The role requires staying current with cybersecurity trends and advocating for security best practices.

Google Public Sector offers competitive compensation with a base salary range of $166,000-$244,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. The team is growing significantly to meet the complex needs of government and educational institutions. This is an excellent opportunity for security professionals who want to impact public sector digital transformation while working with cutting-edge technologies and a world-class team.

The ideal candidate will have experience with cloud security principles, scripting languages like Python, and a strong understanding of security protocols. Additional certifications like CISSP or OSCP are preferred. You'll be part of a team that believes in creating safer systems and maintaining the highest security standards for Google's users and developers.