Cloud Security Engineer, Remote - Permanent - 19182

About The Opportunity A well-established, global software organization with a growing Canadian contingent of talent in Ottawa, is looking to add a Cloud Security Engineer to their Engineering & Infrastructure group. This role focuses on threat detection, incident response, security monitoring, and operational resilience across the organization’s infrastructure and services. This organization is 100% remote and will consider qualified candidates across Ontario and Quebec .

The successful candidate will help improve the organization's ability to detect, investigate, contain, and recover from security incidents. Working closely with infrastructure, engineering, and development teams, you will maintain security visibility across systems, contribute to response playbooks, improve alert quality, and support a culture of operational security.

Although this organization is known for their industry-leading technology, global community and progressive culture/work-life balance, they also offer competitive compensation and flexible work environment.

Duties include but are not limited to:

  • Security Operations & Monitoring: Design and refine detection rules, manage log aggregation, and optimize SIEM alerting to reduce false positives
  • Incident Response: Manage the end-to-end incident lifecycle from triage and investigation to containment and post-mortem analysis
  • Threat Hunting & Mitigation: Proactively hunt for vulnerabilities and anomalies, translating findings into actionable hardening strategies
  • Process Engineering: Build and standardize incident response playbooks and cross-team escalation workflows
  • Infrastructure Defense & Resilience: Partner with systems teams to audit and harden cloud and container controls, and participate in disaster recovery simulations
About You The successful candidate will have the following:
  • Experience: 4+ years in security operations, cloud infrastructure security, incident response, or a related operational role
  • Technical Skills: Familiarity with SIEM tools, log management, networking fundamentals, and identity/access management (IAM)
  • Environments: Experience with public cloud ecosystems (AWS, Azure, or GCP) and containerized environments
  • Soft Skills: Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills under pressure, with the ability to communicate effectively across technical teams
  • Education: Relevant professional certifications (e.g., Security+, CCSP) are considered an asset
About The Job This is a permanent role with one of the region’s top nonprofit employers. As this organization employs a 100% remote work model within the eastern time zone, qualified candidates across Ontario and Quebec will be considered. The salary range for this role is $90,000 to $125,000 (commensurate of experience) and is in addition to a competitive benefits package, bonus, and vacation allotment.

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How To Apply Please apply by clicking the “Apply Now” button below and follow the instructions to submit your résumé. You can also apply by submitting your résumé directly to jkewin@lrostaffing.com. If you are already registered with us, please contact your Senior Recruiter. Please quote job 19182 .

LRO Staffing values fairness, confidentiality, and human judgment in every stage of our hiring process. We do not use automated or AI-driven screening tools to assess applications. Each submission is reviewed by an experienced recruiter to ensure a thoughtful and equitable evaluation of every candidate.

Thank you for your interest in this role. One of our Recruiters will be in touch with you if your profile meets the requirements for the role and the expectations of our clients. Please note that all candidates must be permitted to work in Canada to be considered for this opportunity.

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