[Remote] Senior Cloud Security Engineer: DevSecOps/Multi-Cloud

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Jack Henry is a leader in the fintech industry, committed to transforming financial services. They are seeking a Senior Cloud Security Engineer to embed security throughout the CI/CD lifecycle and ensure Security as Code across multiple cloud platforms.ResponsibilitiesResearches, recommends and implements changes to enhance network security as part of our cloud infrastructure transformationDesign security solutions that maintain security and compliance within public cloud while ensuring alignment of technology to business strategyDevelop and understand JHA’s public cloud strategic roadmap and continuously identify gaps in cloud security program coverageWork with the Digital Cloud DevOps team to integrate and operationalize security within their workflowsParticipate and collaborate in project level architecture reviews and vendor selection recommendationsAssist in creating security architecture documentation based on specificationsReview security design to discover any errors or confirm the design meets required specificationsBuild and maintain secure CI/CD workflows using GitHub Repositories, GitHub Actions, GitHub Docs, and GitOps operating patternsChampion and implement Security as Code principles from design through deploymentEngineer and operate Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solutions across AWS, Azure, and GCPBuild, test, validate, and promote cloud security controls into production workloadsPerform ongoing cloud control effectiveness evaluations and contribute to ICS security architectureUse Terraform to build, deploy, and manage cloud security infrastructure and guardrail configurationsDevelop automation using Python to support monitoring, remediation, CI/CD integrations, and guardrail enforcementPerforms other duties as assignedSkillsMinimum of 6 years of experience in software development, DevOps, or Infrastructure as CodeBuilding and maintaining secure CI/CD workflows using GitHub Repositories, GitHub Actions, GitHub Docs, and/or GitOps operating patternsCloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) EngineeringHands-on experience deploying and managing containerized applicationsPractical experience in declarative service infrastructure environments, specifically using TerraformExperience in an AWS, Azure, and/or GCP cloud environmentExperience managing production environments in Google Cloud Platform (GCP)Support cloud security architecture decisions, threat modeling engagements, and change control processesImplement serverless automated remediation using AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and GCP Cloud FunctionsMentor and coach junior and mid-level engineersLead design discussions, perform peer reviews, and provide guidance on best practicesMaintain engineering documentation, runbooks, diagrams, and GitHub-based developer guidanceProduction Programming Experience in Go or PythonFamiliarity with operating in a Unix/Linux shellIndustry Certification in Google PCSE, AWS Security, AZ-500, CKS, CCSP, CISSP, CCSKCompany OverviewJack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a well-rounded financial technology company that strengthens the connections between people and their financial institutions through technology and services that reduce the barriers to financial health. It was founded in 1976, and is headquartered in Monett, Missouri, USA, with a workforce of 5001-10000 employees. Its website is   Apply To this Job

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