We're hiring on behalf of a Haystack partner!
- The Role
- • Design, develop, and implement automated workflows and integrations for security data.
- • Safeguard critical information systems and data against advanced cyber threats.
- • Leverage data analytics, visualization, and observability techniques for enhanced threat detection.
- • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop security policies and evaluate controls.
- • Automate security processes and integrate them into CI/CD pipelines.
- What You'll Need
- • 6+ years of experience in system security engineering or IT roles.
- • Experience managing the ingestion of security data sources into SIEM platforms.
- • Proven ability to parse, normalize, and enrich raw security logs.
- • Experience building automated processes to add critical context to security data.
- • Ability to optimize data architecture for fast search and query performance.
- • Bachelor's degree and IASAE II or equivalent certification.
- What's On Offer
- • Competitive annual salary ($77,600 - $176,000) plus bonus potential.
- • Opportunity to protect critical U.S. military infrastructure.
- • Mentorship and opportunities for professional growth.
- • Exposure to cutting-edge AI/ML networks and security solutions.
Apply via Haystack today!
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