Cloud Security Engineer

Accountabilities:: As a Cloud Security Engineer, you will lead the delivery of cloud security solutions, helping customers implement best practices and integrate security throughout their cloud environments. Your key responsibilities will include: Customer-Facing Delivery: Lead technical workshops, manage deployments from project kickoff through operational handover, and provide architectural guidance aligned with security best practices. Solution Architecture: Translate business and technical requirements into effective designs, producing High-Level Designs (HLDs), Low-Level Designs (LLDs), and operational runbooks. Cloud Security Implementation: Deploy and engineer Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and Cloud Workload Protection (CWPP) capabilities. DevSecOps Integration: Integrate security tools into developer CI/CD pipelines, promote shift-left security practices, and help secure cloud workloads throughout the development lifecycle. Customer Enablement: Guide customers through implementation and adoption, deliver technical training, and help teams realize value from their cloud security investments. Multi-Cloud Security: Address complex cloud security challenges and develop solutions suited to diverse enterprise environments. Requirements: The ideal candidate combines hands-on cloud security expertise with strong consulting, architecture, and customer engagement skills. You should be comfortable managing technical implementations and helping customers navigate complex security requirements. The following qualifications are expected: Professional Experience: 4–5+ years of experience in cybersecurity, cloud security, or professional services. Senior-level positions require 10+ years of experience. Cloud Security Products: Direct experience with Prisma Cloud or Cortex Cloud, or substantial transferable experience with competing Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and Cloud Workload Protection (CWP) products. Public Cloud Platforms: Hands-on architectural experience with at least one major cloud provider: AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Containers and Infrastructure as Code: Strong knowledge of container security and technologies such as Kubernetes, EKS, AKS, or GKE, alongside Infrastructure as Code tools such as Terraform. Scripting Skills: Proficiency in scripting languages such as Python and Bash to support automation and security engineering tasks. Consulting and Delivery: Proven ability to manage time-to-value (TTV), deliver complex projects across multi-cloud environments, and provide customer enablement and training. Communication and Collaboration: Strong technical communication skills, with the ability to explain architectural decisions, lead workshops, and build effective relationships with customers. Security Mindset: A practical, proactive approach to identifying cloud risks and implementing effective, scalable security controls. Benefits: Remote Work: Work remotely from Australia. Permanent Employment: Opportunity to join on a permanent employment basis. Free Professional Training: Access to free training to expand your technical knowledge and strengthen your professional profile. Varied Project Opportunities: Exposure to different consulting engagements and enterprise cybersecurity projects. Knowledge-Sharing Opportunities: Potential to deliver workshops or bootcamps through the education services offering, including between projects or as a full-time activity once qualified. Career Development: Opportunities to deepen your expertise in cloud security, enterprise technologies, and customer-facing technical consulting. Start Date: As soon as possible.