The Senior Application Security Engineer will lead threat modeling, design security requirements, and perform hands-on code reviews to secure product development. They will also manage vulnerability responses, dependency scanning, and software composition analysis across the product lifecycle.
You will build and own the centralized common controls framework and continuous control monitoring systems to ensure audit readiness. This involves writing control validation as code and integrating security telemetry across cloud platforms, identity providers, and build pipelines.
The Detection and Response Lead will own the strategy for detection use cases, manage the relationship with the managed security provider, and lead incident response efforts. This role involves building and maintaining detection logic, automating response workflows, and ensuring high-quality telemetry across cloud and corporate environments.
The Principal Security Engineer will own the security architecture across Azure and AWS, including tenant design, network segmentation, and workload isolation. They will also lead infrastructure vulnerability management and establish secure-by-default practices for cloud and containerized environments.
You will execute an incremental modernization strategy to decompose monolithic systems into scalable services while maintaining reliability. This role involves designing clear service boundaries and managing the coexistence of legacy and modern systems.
The Contracts Counsel will draft, negotiate, and close a high volume of complex customer, partner, and vendor agreements while balancing legal risks with business objectives. They will also support the optimization of contract lifecycle management processes and provide training on legal best practices across the organization.
The Treasury Advisor is responsible for managing daily liquidity, executing payments, and maintaining accurate cash forecasting. They also oversee bank administration, perform reconciliations, and ensure strong financial controls across global treasury operations.
The Accounts Payable Analyst will manage day-to-day general accounting activities and oversee the monthly accounting close process. Responsibilities include processing vendor invoices, ensuring compliance with company policies, and resolving payment-related inquiries.
The Accounting Manager will lead a team responsible for end-to-end accounting operations, including payroll, fixed assets, and cash management. They will also ensure compliance with financial standards, support audits, and collaborate on budgets and process improvements.
The role involves managing global sales compensation programs, including commission calculations, system administration, and ensuring audit readiness. You will also provide analytical insights to leadership and collaborate cross-functionally to optimize sales incentive structures.
Responsible for selling One Identity's IAM solutions to named enterprise accounts in the MN region. This includes developing account plans, closing sales opportunities, and collaborating with channel partners and pre-sales teams.
