Contract
Posted on 07 October 26 by Betsy Robinson
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SRE Infrastructure Engineer, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) & Security Controls
Atlanta, GA | Hybrid with Potential Flexibility | Long Term Contract
**May consider remote in Eastern or Central time zone with some travel**
**This company can only consider USC and GC Holders for all of their openings**
Take security strategies off the whiteboard and put them into production. We’re looking for an experienced SRE / Infrastructure Engineer with strong DLP, network security and security-controls engineering experience to join a major enterprise security initiative.
This is a hands-on engineering role.
You won't be writing security policy or sitting on the sidelines advising other teams what they should implement. You'll work alongside Security Architecture and Information Security to translate security requirements into real, operational controls across infrastructure, cloud, networks, endpoints and data-protection platforms.
If you enjoy the intersection of infrastructure, networking, automation and security, this is a chance to work on meaningful problems with significant visibility across the organization.
What You’ll Be Doing
What We’re Looking For
We’re looking for an infrastructure/SRE engineer with strong security engineering depth, rather than someone whose career has primarily focused on security policy, governance or architecture.
You should bring:
Why This Role Is Interesting
Security teams often define what needs to happen. This team gets to figure out how to actually make it happen. You'll work on business critical initiatives with direct visibility into a broader enterprise security transformation, translating architecture and policy into secure, reliable, automated and operationally sustainable technology.
That means solving hard technical problems, working across multiple technology domains, and building controls that have to work in the real world without sacrificing reliability.
This is a long term contract opportunity based in Atlanta. The team operates in a hybrid model, with some potential location flexibility for the right DLP/security-controls engineer.