Senior Security Engineer (Mobile Security)
Denver, CO, United States
Senior Security Engineer (Mobile Security) page is loaded Senior Security Engineer (Mobile Security) Apply locations Denver Chicago time type Full time posted on Posted 4 Days Ago job requisition id 24013500 Job Description:
The Information Security Engineer will lead strategic security efforts to expand technology offerings within the Merchant and Small Business technology portfolio. This role will work across various security and technology teams to define, drive, and deliver major security components to meet program objectives. Knowledge and experience with information security controls, application security testing, infrastructure and implementation techniques is a key component to this role.
In this role, you will partner with Global Information Security (GIS) subject matter experts and control owners to design or review controls, governance routines, and service alternatives to ensure robust controls are in place to secure technology delivered under the program.
You may direct multiple major technology teams within Global Technology that research, engineer, test, implement, communicate, monitor, and maintain solutions supporting the Bank’s information security policies and/or procedures. You will utilize your in-depth knowledge and business requirements to design and engineer secure solutions to meet customer/client needs, or to identify or address critical audit findings while protecting the Bank's data assets.
Required Skills:
7+ years in agile application development, SDLC and/or security officer experience
Deep experience with Mobile security for Android and iOS operating systems.
Experience and hands on knowledge with Authentication security controls
Knowledge of User and Entity Behavior Analytics and associated technologies
Experience Web Proxy controls
Experience with Microsoft Office suite including MS Project and Visio
Ability to navigate and work effectively across a complex, geographically dispersed organization.
Exceptional communication and customer relationship skills
Ability to build consensus and cooperation as well as to influence, interact and negotiate with senior leadership in the organization.
Knowledge of change and project management methodologies and principles and the ability to integrate them into project design.
Broad knowledge of Information Security technologies, techniques, and processes
Experience leading complex technical projects, meeting target timelines, facilitating project meetings, authoring project documentation, issue resolution, and project resource identification.
Demonstrable ability to self-direct project outcomes, with minimal supervision to achieve program goals.
Excellent process design capability to improve overall efficiency, mitigate resource conflicts, and improve customer/client experience.
Desired Skills:
Application or Point-of-Sale penetration testing experience
This job will be open and accepting applications for a minimum of seven days from the date it was posted. Shift:
1st shift (United States of America) Hours Per Week:
40
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