Top Senior Security Engineer Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Lead AppSec efforts across product, platform, and AI features by owning secure SDLC, performing threat modeling and deep code reviews, driving vulnerability management and remediation, building AppSec tooling and automations (including AI-assisted workflows), and enabling engineering teams with secure design guidance and training.

Act as the technical presales lead for AI agent and cloud identity security across North America: scope engagements, design and run POCs and architectures across AWS/Azure/GCP, secure non-human and machine identities, create repeatable technical assets, and partner with account teams to close deals.

Lead and execute Linux security strategy, architect identity solutions, manage configuration tools, and enforce security standards across environments. Collaborate on compliance and incident response in a high-stakes setting.

The Sr. Infrastructure Security Engineer is responsible for protecting patient data, enhancing cloud infrastructure security, and collaborating with engineering teams to implement effective security practices.

The Senior Security Engineer will design detection logic, investigate alerts, automate responses, and collaborate on threat detection with team members. Responsibilities include triaging alerts, writing detection code, and defining best practices for detection frameworks.

The Security Engineer will design and maintain automation frameworks, manage security processes, optimize infrastructure, and integrate security automation while collaborating across teams.

As a Security Engineer, safeguard Runpod's GPU cloud platform, conduct security assessments, implement fixes, and foster a security-first culture with development teams.

As a Senior Product Security Engineer, you'll integrate security into development processes, identify risks, build tools, and collaborate with engineering teams to enhance product security.

The Senior Application Security Engineer ensures the security of systems and data by monitoring vulnerabilities, responding to incidents, and promoting security best practices within the organization.