Enhance Adobe's cloud security practices and build cutting-edge security tools to improve and scale Adobe's cloud infrastructure and ensure its security posture.
Requirements
- Experience with cloud service providers: Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, or Google GCP
- Good understanding of DevSecOps practices
- Experience building infrastructure with CloudFormation and/or Terraform, as well as experience with scripting languages (e.g. Python, Ruby, Rust, Go)
- Knowledge of orchestration tools, (e.g. SaltStack, Ansible, Chef, Puppet) and CI/CD infrastructure (e.g. Jenkins)
- Serve as a hands-on technical contributor to our evolving architecture
- Understanding of SDLC and how to automate components of SDLC
- Knowledge of security infrastructure tools and components; network security; operating system fundamentals; etc.
Responsibilities
- Secure our cloud infrastructure through building security tools.
- Improve our tools and processes for continuous integration, continuous deployment, automated testing, and release management.
- Collaborate with teams across the organization to build complex software that interact with multiple systems, processes, and standards
- Help improve the availability, performance, scalability, and security of Adobe's security tools.
- Provide security analysis before and at build time across Adobe’s security tooling
- Keep elevated levels of Security and Compliance with the Adobe Standards
- Enhance our development workflow to follow industry best practices by assisting in development of standards and leveraging automation
Other
- Prior experience working in an agile/agile-like development workflow
- Success implementing projects that required working with teams across the organization
- Dependability: Meets commitments, works independently, accepts accountability, handles change, sets personal standards, stays focused under pressure
- Effective communication skills.
- Adobe will consider qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records for employment in accordance with state and local laws and “fair chance” ordinances.
