Senior Cryptographic Security Engineer Role Summary The Senior Cryptographic Security Engineer is a hands on technical leader responsible for designing, operating, and evolving the organization’s cryptographic platforms with a strong emphasis on operational resilience, automation, and risk reduction. This role sits at the intersection of cryptography, PKI, certificate lifecycle management, cloud key management services, automation, and incident prevention. The Cryptographic Engineering team balances run the platform responsibility with build the future engineering, ensuring enterprise cryptographic controls are stable today and adaptable to emerging threats such as post quantum cryptography. Key Responsibilities Cryptographic Engineering and Architecture Design and evolve enterprise cryptographic architectures across Public Key Infrastructure, TLS and certificate lifecycle management, cloud key management platforms including AWS KMS and Azure Key Vault, and Hardware Security Modules including Thales Serve as a subject matter expert in cryptographic algorithms, protocols, key management practices, certificate chains, trust models, and lifecycle controls Provide senior technical oversight for cryptographic operations including certificate issuance, renewal, validation, and incident response Lead key rotation events including customer managed keys via external HSM and KMS platforms Act as an escalation point for complex cryptographic incidents where failure could result in production impact Automation and Platform Engineering Design and implement automation to reduce manual cryptographic work Enable certificate discovery, ownership inference, and lifecycle automation Integrate cryptographic workflows with ServiceNow for routing, ownership, and change enablement Build API driven automation across platforms including Venafi, CyberArk, Wiz, ServiceNow, AWS, and OpenShift Cert Manager Post Quantum Cryptography and Crypto Agility Lead the organization’s post quantum cryptography strategy and preparedness Inventory quantum vulnerable cryptographic implementations Define crypto agility requirements across platforms and services Evaluate hybrid TLS and post quantum cryptography migration approaches Translate evolving standards including NIST PQC and CNSA 2.0 into phased engineering plans that protect production stability Risk Management, Assurance, and Audit Support Collaborate with cryptographic assurance and quality teams to validate cryptographic deployments and review high risk changes Assess and document exceptions and compensating controls Support audits and regulatory reviews by explaining cryptographic controls, operating models, and risk based decision making
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees