Principal Application Security Engineer
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About The Position
The Principal Application Security Engineer at Henry Schein is a pivotal role responsible for leading the application security program across various departments including research, development, quality assurance, support, and IT systems. This position requires a blend of high-level strategic thinking and hands-on technical expertise, necessitating a strong background in general security practices, application development, and secure coding methodologies. The engineer will be instrumental in shaping the security landscape of the organization by developing, implementing, and maintaining robust security protocols and practices. In this role, the engineer will mentor junior engineers, guiding them through technical decisions and best practices while effectively communicating complex security concepts. They will advise on the design of secure products and architectures, conduct architecture security reviews, and perform security-focused code reviews and testing. The engineer will also be responsible for creating and approving documentation that formalizes the application security program, including secure coding policies and procedures, and modifying the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to incorporate necessary security checkpoints. The Principal Application Security Engineer will evaluate potential security issues, recommend third-party tools, and collaborate closely with engineering and product teams to design and implement security-related systems. They will monitor software usage, perform forensic analysis, and stay abreast of developments in systems, web application, and client application security to anticipate emerging standards and best practices. Additionally, the engineer will provide leadership and direction to security resources, participate in public security projects, and represent the company's mission in the broader security community. This position is not only about technical skills but also about leadership and influence within the organization, ensuring that security is a fundamental aspect of product development and deployment.
