Job Description
Company: iHerb Inc.
Location: New York, US
Are you passionate about securing global-scale ecommerce services and applications that power millions of customers across over a hundred countries around the globe? We are looking for a hands‑on Principal Application Security Engineer to lead our Secure Development Lifecycle assurance processes, our security automation technologies, drive the security hardening strategy across our product and respond to current and emerging security threats. This role can be fully remote and must reside in US.
In this role, you will help us drive our Product Security strategy working with development teams globally to define new security capabilities, grow the team by hiring the best talent, and partner with senior leaders across the organization to deliver company‑wide security initiatives. Responsibilities
Lead cross-functional projects and establish cutting-edge security development lifecycle practices
Directed security design reviews and threat modeling for new and existing services at iHerb
Evaluate, prototype, implement, and operate security-focused tools and services
Create new secure architecture standards, frameworks and patterns spanning multiple layers
Discover and analyze emerging security threats, determining applicability to iHerb and proactively implement centralized mitigations
Evaluate, prototype, implement, and operate security tools and services (DAST, SAST, SCA…)
Maintain a strong knowledge of current security threats and operational best practices
Drive our security assessment, penetration testing and bug bounty programs
Participate in security incident response Qualifications
Demonstrated technical foundation (Computer Science / Engineering degree or equivalent experience) with an innate ability to translate technical vulnerabilities into organizational risks
8+ years of technical security leadership at a top-tier software company including experience with security products, threat modeling, security design, security architecture, cryptography, mobile se
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