Summary
Data has never been more valuable and vulnerable. As cybercriminals become more sophisticated and regulations more strict, organizations struggle to answer one key question: “Is my data secure?"
At Varonis, we see the world of cybersecurity differently. Instead of chasing threats, we believe the most practical approach is protecting data from the inside out. We’ve built the industry’s first fully autonomous Data Security Platform to help our customers dramatically reduce risk with minimal human effort.
At Varonis, we move fast. We’re an ultra-collaborative company with brilliant people who care deeply about the details. Together, we’re solving interesting and complex puzzles to keep the world’s data safe.
Position Overview:
Varonis MDR delivers 24x7x365 managed detection and response services, protecting customer data through advanced detection, investigation, and response at scale.
We are seeking an MDR Security Engineer to own and scale the automation layer that powers our global MDR operations.
This role is responsible for building and operating production-grade automation systems that reduce manual workload, improve detection quality, and enable consistent, high-quality incident response.
The ideal candidate is a hands-on engineer with strong experience in SOAR platforms, security operations, and automation design, capable of driving measurable improvements in efficiency, reliability, and response outcomes across a high-volume SOC environment.
Responsibilities
Upkeep the design, development, and lifecycle of SOAR playbooks, workflows, and integrations across the MDR platform
Build and operate production-grade automation systems supporting alert triage, enrichment, investigation, and response
Define and drive automation strategy by identifying high-impact, high-volume SOC processes and scaling them through automation
Develop integrations across SIEM, EDR/XDR, identity, cloud, and ticketing systems using APIs and scripting
Partner with MDR analysts, IR, thre
📌 MDR Security Engineer (India)
🏢 Varonis
📍 India