Engineering Manager, Cybersecurity
The New York Times · New York, NY
- Posted
- 11 days ago
- Last confirmed live
- 2 days ago
What this role involves
The New York Times seeks an Engineering Manager for Cybersecurity to lead a team building and operating security platforms like vulnerability management and secrets management. The role involves people management, technical decision-making, and collaboration with various engineering teams. The position reports to the Director of Engineering, Cybersecurity.
Skills this posting asks for
- vulnerability scanning
- secrets management
- secure ci/cd
- logging
- detection infrastructure
- security engineering
- platform engineering
- developer platforms
- enterprise technology
- product engineering
Requirements
- Level: manager
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