Manager, Infrastructure Security Engineering

NBCUniversal•New York, NY

16h•Remote

About The Position

Join NBCUniversal Cyber Security and lead a team that designs, delivers, and operates enterprise cyber services that protect our employees, platforms, and businesses. This role is accountable for reliable, scalable security capabilities across the NBCU cyber infrastructure portfolio, partnering with stakeholders to reduce risk while enabling innovation and speed. As an Engineering Manager within Enterprise Cyber Services, you will provide technical and people leadership across the NBCU cyber infrastructure portfolio—including, network/security perimeter services, endpoint and server protection, security tooling and automation, vulnerability and configuration management, cyber platform secrets and key management, and cloud security enablement. You will also drive standard telemetry patterns and integrations with the enterprise SIEM (e.g., log onboarding governance, normalization/parsing, and alert/detection partnership) to ensure security services and platforms produce high-quality, actionable signals. You will partner with service leads to drive roadmap execution, service reliability, operational excellence, and continuous improvement while building strong partnerships with Security Operations, Architecture, Infrastructure, and product teams across the enterprise.

Requirements

7+ years of experience in cybersecurity engineering, infrastructure/platform engineering, SRE/DevOps, or related fields.
2+ years of engineering leadership experience (people management or technical/team leadership), including coaching, prioritization, and delivering outcomes through others.
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience.
Demonstrated knowledge in defense-in-depth, zero trust, segmentation, least privilege, and service hardening.
Highly collaborative and able to work across teams; strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
Demonstrated experience operating production services: SLOs/SLAs, incident/problem/change management, runbooks, post-incident reviews, and measurable reliability improvements.

Nice To Haves

Network and security perimeter services: DNS, TLS, WAF, proxies, firewalls, VPN/remote access, load balancing, and secure connectivity patterns.
Endpoint and server security: EDR concepts, OS hardening baselines, patching and vulnerability remediation workflows, and configuration compliance.
Logging, telemetry, and SIEM integration: observability tools (Datadog or similar), log source onboarding/integration, normalization/parsing, data quality, retention, correlation, and alert tuning; ability to partner with the SIEM platform and detection engineering teams to deliver actionable telemetry.
Security tooling and automation: building integrations and workflows via APIs, event-driven automation, and CI/CD enablement to reduce operational toil and standardize control implementation.
Vulnerability and configuration management: asset inventory concepts, scan coverage, exception/risk acceptance, remediation SLAs, and reporting.
Secrets and key management: KMS/HSM concepts, certificate lifecycle, rotation, break-glass access, and integrating secrets into CI/CD and runtime.
Cloud security enablement: partner with Cloud Security service team to ensure infrastructure services are supported with cloud deployment in mind.
Operating systems : Strong Linux administration; working knowledge of Windows Server for enterprise integrations.
Cloud : AWS or Azure (networking, IAM, logging, and KMS), including hybrid connectivity patterns.
Infrastructure as Code : Terraform or CloudFormation/ARM/Bicep; policy-as-code where applicable.
CI/CD and source control : Git-based workflows; pipelines such as GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or AWS CodePipeline; and secrets handling in pipelines.
Automation and scripting : Python and Bash (or equivalent) for service automation, integrations, and data processing.
Logging and SIEM platforms : Splunk (or equivalent SIEM): log onboarding/integration, source troubleshooting, parsing/normalization, and collaboration with the SIEM platform team; log forwarders/pipelines such as Vector/Logstash and streaming via Kafka (or equivalent).
Containers and orchestration : Docker and Kubernetes, including secure configuration and runtime considerations.
Vulnerability and configuration tooling : Experience operating vulnerability scanning and configuration compliance tools (vendor-specific acceptable), plus remediation workflow tracking.
Secrets and key management tooling : Enterprise secrets manager and KMS/HSM integration experience (vendor-specific acceptable).
Observability : Service health monitoring, metrics, and dashboards (Datadog or similar) to support SLOs and incident response.

Responsibilities

Lead and develop a team of engineers responsible for building and operating enterprise cyber services; establish clear goals, provide coaching and feedback, and support career growth.
Own service delivery and contribute to multi-quarter roadmap across the cyber infrastructure portfolio pillars (e.g., network security services, endpoint/server security, vulnerability management, logging, telemetry, and SIEM integration, automation, secrets/key management, and cloud security enablement), aligning priorities to business needs and risk reduction.
Drive secure-by-design engineering practices, reference architectures, and standard patterns for onboarding new platforms and business entities, ensuring consistent control implementation and data quality across NBCUniversal.
Accountable for reliability, performance, and lifecycle management of cyber services, including capacity planning, patching, upgrades, vendor engagement, and cost management.
Establish and maintain operational excellence: SLAs/SLOs, service health metrics, runbooks, incident response playbooks, problem management, and post-incident reviews with measurable corrective actions.
Partner with Security Operations and Threat teams on logging, telemetry, and SIEM integration to ensure detections are effective, prioritized, and continuously improved (e.g., log onboarding/integration, parsing/normalization, correlation, alert tuning).
Collaborate cross-functionally with Architecture, Infrastructure, Cloud, and Application teams to plan and deliver integrations, migrations, and new capabilities; translate requirements into actionable engineering work.
Implement governance for security service onboarding and change management, including intake processes, technical reviews, documentation standards, and audit-ready evidence (in partnership with Risk/Compliance where applicable).
Champion automation and Infrastructure-as-Code to improve consistency and speed of delivery (CI/CD, configuration management, and policy-as-code) across cyber infrastructure services.
Manage on-call and escalation processes for critical services, ensuring effective coverage, clear communications, and continuous reduction of operational toil.