Transdev - Milwaukee, WI
posted 3 months ago
The Cloud Security Engineer at Veolia North America is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing secure cloud architecture to protect cloud-based assets from potential threats. This role is critical in developing and enforcing cloud security policies, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. The engineer will collaborate with IT, development, and operations teams to embed security into every aspect of the cloud and application security lifecycle, advocating for security best practices and driving a security-first culture across the organization. In this position, the engineer will develop and implement automated security solutions to streamline security processes, improve efficiency, and enhance response capabilities. They will work closely with architecture and IT teams to design, implement, and manage security measures for cloud environments. A significant part of the role involves developing and enforcing security best practices for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to ensure secure deployment and configuration management. The engineer will also secure containerized environments, including Docker and Kubernetes, ensuring compliance with security benchmarks. The Cloud Security Engineer will partner with DevOps teams to integrate security into the CI/CD pipeline for container deployment and management. They will lead application security initiatives alongside the Senior Application Security Engineer, which includes secure code reviews, vulnerability assessments, and web application penetration testing. The engineer will develop and maintain application security standards and guidelines, ensuring they are integrated into the software development lifecycle. Staying updated on the latest security threats, trends, and technologies, especially in cloud, IaC, and container environments, is essential. Proactively identifying and investigating security threats by analyzing security logs, conducting threat hunting exercises, and implementing advanced detection mechanisms is a key responsibility. The engineer will continuously evaluate and improve security tools and processes to address evolving security challenges. This role requires a high-energy, action-oriented approach to work tasks, with a willingness to act swiftly and with minimal planning when opportunities arise. Building strong peer relationships and fostering problem-solving for mutual benefit while advocating for information security interests is crucial for success in this position.