Infrastructure Security Engineer
About this role
Infrastructure Security Engineer
Harvey is seeking an Infrastructure Security Engineer to build secure-by-default infrastructure for its AI platform serving over 1, 000 global customers. You'll join an engineering-first security team that combines offensive security expertise with software development to protect highly sensitive client data. Your work will establish a critical foundation, enabling product and research teams to innovate rapidly without compromising security.
What you'll do
- Incorporate secure design principles into Harvey's cloud architecture and infrastructure.
- Develop isolation mechanisms, such as sandboxing, in collaboration with the product engineering team.
- Review security-critical configuration changes and serve as code owner for security-critical Infrastructure-as-Code deployments.
- Audit existing cloud environments to identify vulnerabilities and guide remediation efforts.
- Develop policies and procedures for the secure creation and ongoing operation of cloud environments.
What Harvey is looking for
- 5+ years of experience in Security Engineering, Software Engineering, or Site Reliability Engineering.
- Demonstrated ability to write high-quality software and build production-grade infrastructure.
- Strong fundamentals in networking, operating systems, and cryptographic protocols.
- Deep knowledge of Kubernetes, including common misconfigurations and privilege escalation vectors.
- Proven ability to identify weaknesses and privilege escalation paths in real-world cloud environments.
- Hands-on experience applying security best practices in major cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud).
- Familiarity with large-scale Infrastructure as Code deployments and Kubernetes policy enforcement (a plus).
What happens next
Skip the application pile. I get you in front of the people who decide.
Confirm the fit
A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.
I pitch you to the company
I write the intro, send it to the founder, and handle the back-and-forth.
A meeting lands on your calendar
When the company wants to meet, I get the call on your calendar. You just show up.
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