Microsoft Security is seeking a Senior Security Assurance Engineer to join their mission of making the world a safer place for all. This role is part of the M365 Security team, focusing on protecting billions of users of Microsoft's productivity applications and services, including AI-driven CoPilot technologies.
The position offers an exciting opportunity to work with one of the world's leading technology companies, specifically supporting Europe-based Product Engineers and non-cleared government-related deployments from a Virginia base. The role combines technical expertise in security architecture, threat modeling, and security reviews with the challenge of securing Microsoft's extensive productivity suite.
As a Senior Security Assurance Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of securing Microsoft's innovative technologies, including AI platforms and implementations. You'll work with teams across Microsoft to define and implement security best practices, identify and solve emerging security challenges, and mentor others in building secure systems. The role requires a strong background in software development lifecycle, cyber security, and large-scale computing.
The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $117,200 to $229,200 per year (higher in SF and NYC areas), along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, educational resources, and parental leave. You'll be part of Microsoft's culture of growth mindset and innovation, working with teams that impact billions of lives worldwide.
This role requires special security clearances and citizenship verification due to its work with government clients and export control regulations. The hybrid work environment allows up to 50% work from home, providing flexibility while maintaining collaborative opportunities. If you're passionate about security, technology innovation, and want to contribute to Microsoft's mission of empowering every person and organization on the planet to achieve more, this role offers an excellent opportunity to make a significant impact in global cybersecurity.