FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Senior Application Security Engineer at IAS?
The main responsibilities include defining and carrying out IAS' security framework and application protections, developing security standards and best practices for the R&D organization, responding to and recovering from security vulnerabilities and incidents, educating the workforce on secure application security, attaining security training and certification, evaluating and recommending tools for enhancing application security, developing automation for security processes, and working with multiple teams for a secure devops release cycle.
What qualifications and experience are required for this role?
Applicants should have 5-10+ years of application security experience with a development or coding background, direct experience with code analysis products, experience with threat modeling and penetration testing, CI/CD experience using tools such as Github and Jenkins, practical knowledge of coding languages, familiarity with cloud services like AWS, knowledge of cloud security tooling, experience with security policy development, and the ability to work effectively with development and engineering teams.
How can a Senior Application Security Engineer contribute to the IAS team?
A Senior Application Security Engineer can contribute by ensuring the IAS platform and architecture remain secure and compliant, developing and implementing security measures and best practices, collaborating with teams on security enhancements, educating the workforce on secure application practices, evaluating and recommending security tools, developing automation for security processes, and working with multiple teams to ensure a secure devops release cycle.