Security Engineer - US/ Canada (Remote)

Security Engineer

Full time

US/ Canada (Remote)

6-9 years of experience

Job Summary:

This role will require you to lead security engineering initiatives, perform advanced risk assessments, and design scalable security controls across critical applications. You will serve as a subject matter expert (SME) in application, guiding engineering teams, influencing security strategy, and driving automation across the SDLC. This role requires deep technical expertise, leadership potential, and the ability to shape long term Application Security direction.

Key Responsibilities

· Design and implement security architectures and controls for large-scale, cloud-native applications.

· Conduct in-depth risk assessments, including penetration testing and code reviews.

· Collaborate with developers and DevOps teams to integrate security at all stages of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

· Drive security for AI-powered features by defining secure architectures, assessing AI/ML risks, and implementing advanced testing and controls for AI models, agents, and MCP servers.

· Identify areas of improvements in security tools and practices, and remediate the identified gap by implementing innovative solutions.

· Evaluate thirdparty security tools and vendorprovided controls for technical effectiveness, enterprise fit, and alignment with organization’s security architecture and standards.

· Collaborate with vendors to provide actionable technical feedback, drive product improvements, and ensure controls are implemented and configured appropriately for Bloomberg Industry Group’s environment.

· Build, improve, and scale security automation, integrating tooling across CI/CD pipelines and cloud platforms.

· Provide guidance to junior engineers and cross-functional teams on security best practices.

· Participate in incident response efforts and investigations into security incidents.

· Stay ahead of the curve by keeping informed of industry trends and emerging threats, applying this knowledge to continually improve security

Required Skills & Qualifications

· 6 years of relevant experience in Application Security, AppSec engineering, Cloud Security, or Software Engineering

· Deep expertise in application security, secure software design, and risk management, including frameworks such as OWASP ASVS, OWASP Top 10, and NIST 80053.

· Extensive experience conducting complex security assessments and building automated security controls for large engineering environments.

· Proficiency in multiple programming languages (e.g., Python, Java, JavaScript) and hands-on experience with SAST, DAST, SCA, IaC, container, and cloud security tools.

· Strong understanding of modern architectures (cloud-native, microservices, Kubernetes, containers, serverless) and DevSecOps processes.

· Advanced understanding of AI/ML security, including model vulnerability analysis, AI threat modeling, secure LLM integration patterns, and familiarity with NIST AI RMF or OWASP Top 10 for LLMs

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