10 Sep
|
Ford Motor
|
India
The DevSecOps Security engineer ensures that every step of the software
development lifecycle (SDLC) follows security best practices. They are also
responsible for guiding the teams to adhere to secure coding principles and aid
in testing the application against security risks/parameters before release.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Drive the implementation of security testing (Secrets Scanning/ SAST / DAST /
SCA/IAC/Container Scanning/ AI Security)
Assist teams in triaging and addressing application security vulnerabilities.
Support integration of security tools into CI / CD pipelines. (Tekton, Cloud
Build, Github actions etc.)
Define and publish security requirements from a DevSecOps perspective.
Prioritizing vulnerabilities discovered along with recommending remediation
timeline.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure security best practices are
followed throughout the software development lifecycle.
Monitoring and analyzing vulnerability trends to identify focused actions
like training, bulk fix, etc.
Stay up to date with the latest security trends and technologies to
continuously improve security processes
Provide security training and guidance to development teams on secure coding
practices and security awareness
QUALIFICATIONS
Qualifications required:
Bachelor (undergraduate) degree in a relevant field (Computer Science,
Cybersecurity, Software Engineering, or others) OR an equivalent combination
of education, training, and experience.
Minimum of 3 years of skilled experience with any combination of at
least 2 technical disciplines, including the following: application security,
cloud security, vulnerability management, secure development methodologies,
identity management.
Preferred - Cybersecurity / DevSecOps certifications
Willingness to work in versatile timings to support global customers /
collaboration.
Skillset required:
Experience in security testing (SCA, SAST, DAST, Container Scanning, IaC,
etc), and their i
📌 Devsecops Security Engineer Chennai (India)
🏢 Ford Motor
📍 India