Lead, SDLC Security Engineering

Responsibilities

• Lead and develop a small team responsible for SDLC security tooling, automation, and developer-facing security guardrails.
• Define team priorities, roles, execution plans, and resource needs in alignment with Platform Engineering & DevSecOps objectives.
• Lead the implementation and continuous improvement of SDLC security tooling, including scanning, secrets management, policy-as-code, and automated guardrails.
• Manage vulnerability management workflows and help define secure release criteria in partnership with Security, QE, Release Management, and engineering teams.
• Integrate security automation into CI/CD pipelines and developer paved roads to make secure practices easier for engineering teams to adopt.
• Coordinate threat modeling inputs and security requirements into software delivery workflows.
• Partner with DevSecOps, Developer Experience, QE, Release Management, and engineering teams to drive secure-by-default practices.
• Provide security engineering input into platform governance, incident response, release readiness, and risk review processes.
• Drive adoption of security tooling, standards, documentation, and enablement across engineering teams.
• Establish operating rhythms, performance expectations, and delivery plans for the security engineering function.

Requirements

• What You Bring
• Typically, a minimum of 1-2 years of experience formally or informally leading people, projects, and/or programs.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree or equivalent plus directly relevant experience.
• Strong background in application security, cloud security, secure SDLC, DevSecOps, or CI/CD security automation supporting software product development.
• Experience leading or coordinating engineers, technical programs, security tooling initiatives, or cross-functional implementation efforts.
• Hands-on experience with secure SDLC tooling such as SAST, SCA, DAST, secrets detection, container/cloud scanning, vulnerability management, or policy-as-code.
• Experience integrating security controls into CI/CD pipelines, developer workflows, and platform engineering environments.
• Experience with threat modeling, vulnerability management, secure release criteria, and developer-facing security guardrails.
• Ability to design scalable, low-friction security practices that reduce risk without slowing engineering teams unnecessarily.
• Strong communication and cross-functional leadership skills, with the ability to partner across DevSecOps, Security, QE, Release Management, and software engineering teams.
• Ability to resolve technical and operational challenges, manage conflicting priorities, and guide team members through complex assignments.
• Additional Details
• This job has a full time weekly schedule. It includes the option to work remotely. Applications for this job will be accepted until at least July 1, 2026 or until the job is no longer posted.

Benefits

Additional Information

Job Description We're seeking a Lead, SDLC Security Engineering (Manager) to lead the implementation, operation, and adoption of security tooling, automated guardrails, and secure SDLC practices across the Productivity Solutions Division. This role will manage a small security engineering team and partner closely with DevSecOps, Developer Experience, QE, Release Management, and Security stakeholders to embed practical, low-friction security controls into developer workflows. You will help ensure security is built into how software is developed, tested, and released - enabling teams to move faster while improving release confidence, vulnerability management, and secure-by-default engineering practices. Impact Your leadership will help PSD ship secure, reliable software at scale by embedding automated security controls directly into developer workflows. You will help reduce vulnerabilities, improve release confidence, strengthen secure SDLC practices, and enable developers to move faster with practical, built-in security.

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