Job DescriptionEngineering Manager – Container Orchestration Security
nLocation: Bengaluru, India
nAbout the Role
nSecPod is looking for a Engineering Manager to lead the design, development, and evolution of our cloud-native security product within the Saner Platform. You will define how enterprises continuously discover, assess, prioritize, remediate, and verify security risks across Kubernetes, containers, and contemporary cloud-native environments.
nThis is a highly technical, hands-on product leadership role. You will work with Engineering team to define technical requirements, make technical architecture and design decisions, prioritize features, validate implementations, and deliver innovative capabilities that help enterprises secure Kubernetes, containers, and cloud-native workloads.
nResponsibilities
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- Own the roadmap and execution of Container Orchestration Security product.n
- Work with Engineering team to design, build, and deliver enterprise-grade product capabilities.n
- Drive product development across Kubernetes security, container security,



runtime protection, workload security, and cloud-native security.n
- Review product designs, architectures, and implementations to ensure technical excellence and customer value.n
- Stay current with emerging technologies, open-source projects, security research, and industry frameworks to shape the product roadmap.n

nQualifications
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- 8+ years of experience in enterprise software development, with significant hands-on development experience.n
- Strong expertise in Python and/or Java for backend development.n
- Good experience building modern web applications using React.n
- Strong knowledge of databases, including PostgreSQL and MongoDB.n
- Experience designing and developing RESTful APIs and backend services.n
- Strong understanding of object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, design patterns, and software architecture.n
- Experience leading and mentoring software eng

📌 Engineering Manager (Vasanthanagar)
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📍 Vasanthanagar