Senior DevSecOps Engineer at PressReader | Torre

Senior DevSecOps Engineer

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Full-time

USD75.4K - 100K/year

~COP150M - 200M/year

+ Equity

+ Bonuses

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Hybrid (Richmond, BC)
Posted over 3 years ago

Responsibilities


PressReader partners with leading publishers to deliver content to millions of users in over 160 countries. Their technology powers Branded Editions, a white-label solution for interactive content delivery. PressReader is seeking a Senior DevSecOps Engineer to join their Engineering Team. The role involves implementing security checks in CI/CD pipelines, conducting security assessments and vulnerability scans, monitoring system logs, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations and security policies. The ideal candidate has 6-8 years of experience in development, strong communication skills, and expertise in DevSecOps methodologies and tools. Responsibilities: - Implement security checks in CI/CD pipelines - Design, implement, and maintain a vulnerability management platform - Conduct regular security assessments, vulnerability scans, and penetration tests - Monitor and analyze system logs, security events, and alerts - Ensure software applications adhere to industry regulations, standards, and security policies - Implement and maintain security controls and procedures - Assess and prioritize potential security threats and vulnerabilities - Implement and maintain dependency management processes and tools - Harden Kubernetes clusters, on-prem and cloud infrastructure - Implement security tools within Kubernetes clusters - Enforce custom policies on Kubernetes objects using OPA - Design and implement a secure development strategy - Build secure base images for development teams - Automate security-related tasks and processes - Participate in infrastructure architecture and services development - Educate development teams on secure coding practices - Work closely with development, operations, and security teams