11 open jobs on The Stack list SIEM as a key skill. They come from 7 companies in 6 countries, and 11 offer visa sponsorship. All were posted in the last 60 days.
This page lists jobs whose listing names SIEM in its key skills. We do not guess skills from the job title.
What you'll do: Design, deploy, and maintain enterprise security solutions and protect Medpace’s systems; own the administration of security platforms (SIEM, EDR, and Privileged Access Management) and coordinate improvements across IT teams. Lead…
What they ask for: Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Cybersecurity, or a related field; 4+ years in IT/Information Security with at least 2 years in a security engineering role; hands-on experience with SIEM, EDR, Privileged Access Management, and…
What you'll do: You will lead detection engineering, incident response, and threat hunting efforts to protect digital assets and infrastructure. Additionally, you will design automated security workflows and partner with engineering teams to harden…
What they ask for: The role requires at least 4 years of hands-on security engineering experience with expertise in incident response, SIEM, and cloud-native environments like AWS. Candidates should be proficient in detection engineering, automation, and…
What you'll do: You will own and mature the security posture of Flexport's corporate environment, including endpoints, identity systems, and SaaS applications. You will also lead incident response efforts, build detection rules, and automate security…
What they ask for: The ideal candidate has 5–8 years of experience in enterprise or information security engineering with strong knowledge of EDR, SIEM, and cloud environments. You should be proficient in scripting for automation and have a proven track…
What you'll do: You will own detection engineering end-to-end, including writing, tuning, and maintaining detections as code. Additionally, you will lead incident response efforts and define telemetry requirements to improve visibility across the…
What they ask for: Candidates should have 5-8 years of experience in detection engineering, incident response, or threat hunting. Proficiency in Python or Go and experience with modern SIEM platforms are required.
What you'll do: Lead incident response across the technology stack and build detection tooling using large language models. You will also create and tune security playbooks while collaborating closely with engineering and research teams.
What they ask for: Requires experience in security incident investigation, cloud operations, and proficiency in Python and SQL. A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is required, with a preference for 7+ years of relevant engineering or security…
What you'll do: You will translate complex detection and investigation workflows into actionable product requirements for engineering teams. Additionally, you will design test cases and evaluate product outputs to ensure high-quality threat detection and…
What they ask for: The role requires hands-on experience in writing detection rules and utilizing SIEM platforms like Splunk or Datadog for threat investigation. You must be able to bridge the gap between security practitioner needs and software engineering…
What you'll do: You will own the development of the operator console and integrations that connect the platform to customer security stacks. This involves building accessible interfaces, designing APIs, and maintaining reliable integrations with various…
What they ask for: The role requires over 6 years of software engineering experience with a strong focus on React and TypeScript. Candidates must possess a strong eye for UI/UX and experience building integrations with third-party APIs.
What you'll do: You will build and maintain integrations with security and observability tools while developing pipelines to ingest and transform security data. You will also collaborate with security engineers to ensure reliable data flows and…
What they ask for: The role requires experience in software development, testing, and debugging, along with familiarity with data engineering concepts and API management. Candidates should possess strong communication skills and the ability to investigate…
What you'll do: You will own security engineering end-to-end across application, infrastructure, and incident response while partnering with product and platform teams. You will also define security in a modern bank environment, build detection and…
What they ask for: The role requires extensive hands-on experience in security engineering, product security, or cloud security within production environments. Candidates must demonstrate expertise in securing cloud-based systems, CI/CD pipelines, and…
What you'll do: Lead incident response across the technology stack and build detection tooling, including solutions utilizing large language models. You will also tune playbooks, review incident metrics, and collaborate closely with security and research…
What they ask for: Requires experience in security incident investigation, cloud operations, and proficiency in scripting and query languages. A bachelor's degree is required, and 7+ years of relevant experience is preferred.
What you'll do: The engineer will design, implement, and improve security technologies to protect systems and data from emerging threats. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure security solutions are observable, automated, and…
What they ask for: Candidates should have experience in cyber security engineering within complex environments and strong knowledge of security tooling, SIEM, and cloud-native technologies. Proficiency in observability, risk management, and the ability to…
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