Engineer - Security

FSH Technologies•Philadelphia, PA
•Onsite

About The Position

FSH Tech builds modern software for the public sector, including governments, schools, libraries, and emergency services. Its engineering team uses Python, Postgres, Unix, TypeScript, React, and internal tools for deterministic generation of Python and TypeScript software. The Security Engineer will help construct and maintain FSH’s software and compliance posture. The role focuses on adapting security validation, auditing, penetration testing, and vendor relationships to FSH’s architecture and its many similar but distinct software products. The engineer will create a framework to fairly validate security posture and automate its continued use across those products. The role also contributes to customer-facing software, feedback-driven iteration, and engineering culture. Employees are expected to live in New York City or Philadelphia and work from the company office in either location.

Requirements

  • Employees are expected to live in New York City or Philadelphia and work out of the office in either location.
  • The posting describes an ideal candidate as curious, motivated by customer outcomes, skilled in their craft, and interested in understanding how their tools work.
  • The posting describes an ideal candidate as a creative programmer and perennial tinkerer who values focused learning, customer proximity, and useful abstractions.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience as a security engineer, such as handling SOC II or similar compliance processes or managing bug bounty programs.
  • Experience working with internal compliance officers or external auditors.
  • Experience shipping software to users.

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain software for customers.
  • Develop and maintain FSH’s software and compliance posture.
  • Adapt security validation approaches, including traditional penetration testing and software auditing, to FSH’s architecture and products.
  • Rework relationships and processes involving auditors and security vendors as needed.
  • Create a framework to validate FSH’s security posture fairly and automate its continued use across similar but unique software.
  • Seek and incorporate feedback.
  • Iterate quickly.
  • Help define engineering culture.
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