[Remote] Senior Cloud Security Engineer: DevSecOps/Multi?Cloud

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Jack Henry & Associates is a leader in the fintech industry, seeking a Senior Cloud Security Engineer with expertise in DevSecOps and multi-cloud security engineering. This role focuses on embedding security throughout the CI/CD lifecycle and building scalable cloud-native guardrails to secure critical cloud workloads.


Responsibilities

  • Researches, recommends and implements changes to enhance network security as part of our cloud infrastructure transformation
  • Design security solutions that maintain security and compliance within public cloud while ensuring alignment of technology to business strategy
  • Develop and understand JHA's public cloud strategic roadmap and continuously identify gaps in cloud security program coverage
  • Work with the Digital Cloud DevOps team to integrate and operationalize security within their workflows
  • Participate and collaborate in project level architecture reviews and vendor selection recommendations
  • Assist in creating security architecture documentation based on specifications
  • Review security design to discover any errors or confirm the design meets required specifications
  • Build and maintain secure CI/CD workflows using GitHub Repositories, GitHub Actions, GitHub Docs, and GitOps operating patterns
  • Champion and implement Security as Code principles from design through deployment
  • Engineer and operate Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solutions across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform
  • Build, test, validate, and promote cloud security controls into production workloads
  • Perform ongoing cloud control effectiveness evaluations and contribute to ICS security architecture
  • Use Terraform to build, deploy, and manage cloud security infrastructure and guardrail configurations
  • Develop automation using Python to support monitoring, remediation, CI/CD integrations, and guardrail enforcement
  • Performs other duties as assigned

Skills

  • Minimum of 6 years of experience in software development, DevOps, or Infrastructure as Code
  • Building and maintaining secure CI/CD workflows using GitHub Repositories, GitHub Actions, GitHub Docs, and/or GitOps operating patterns
  • Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) Engineering
  • Hands-on experience deploying and managing containerized applications
  • Practical experience in declarative service infrastructure environments, specifically using Terraform
  • Experience in an AWS, Azure, and/or Google Cloud Platform cloud environment
  • Experience managing production environments in Google Cloud Platform (Google Cloud Platform)
  • Support cloud security architecture decisions, threat modeling engagements, and change control processes
  • Implement serverless automated remediation using AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Platform Cloud Functions
  • Mentor and coach junior and mid-level engineers
  • Lead design discussions, perform peer reviews, and provide guidance on best practices
  • Maintain engineering documentation, runbooks, diagrams, and GitHub-based developer guidance
  • Production Programming Experience in Go or Python
  • Familiarity with operating in a Unix/Linux shell
  • Industry Certification in Google PCSE, AWS Security, AZ-500, CKS, CCSP, CISSP, CCSK

Benefits

  • Comprehensive benefits designed to support your physical, mental, and financial health

Company Overview

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