FAQs
What is the role of a Data Protection Engineer at PayPal?
The Data Protection Engineer will develop and implement advanced data protection solutions to safeguard sensitive information across various platforms, including cloud, inline, on-prem, agent, and web.
What teams will I collaborate with in this role?
You will collaborate with multiple departments, including IT, security, and compliance, to develop and deploy cutting-edge data protection solutions.
What experience is required for this position?
A minimum of 6+ years of proven experience in developing and implementing data protection solutions in cloud, inline, on-prem, agent, and web environments is required.
What technologies should I be familiar with for this role?
Strong knowledge of data protection tools and technologies such as Splunk, AWS Macie, Zscaler, Demisto, and other DLP technologies is necessary.
Is a specific certification required for this position?
A CISSP certification is highly sought after for this role.
What are the main responsibilities of the Data Protection Engineer?
Main responsibilities include developing and implementing data protection solutions, collaborating with cross-functional teams, utilizing Splunk for monitoring and logging, and continuously improving data protection processes.
What is the pay range for this role in the U.S.?
The national annual pay range for this role is $84,500 to $204,600.
What is PayPal's approach to diversity and inclusion?
PayPal provides equal employment opportunities and strives to create an environment where everyone can feel included and valued.
Can I apply if I don't meet all the qualifications?
Yes, PayPal encourages candidates to apply even if they feel they have a confidence gap or imposter syndrome, as they seek diverse talent.
Are there any benefits offered by PayPal for this role?
Yes, PayPal offers a flexible work environment, employee share options, health insurance, life insurance, and more to help employees thrive.