Security Engineer

Job location: Kurla

What you'll own

• CyberArk (PAM) — safe/policy design, privileged account lifecycle, credential rotation monitoring, access recertification

• Zscaler (SSE) — policy tuning, app onboarding, exception handling

• Cloudflare (WAF/CDN, and Zero Trust/Access if applicable) — rule tuning, DNS, edge security posture

Key responsibilities

• Take over day-2 administration of CyberArk from the implementation partner; ensure clean runbooks/SOPs exist and are maintained

• Run privileged access onboarding/offboarding and periodic access recertification, feeding evidence to the GRC Analyst for audit cycles

• Own Zscaler and Cloudflare policy baselines; manage exceptions without degrading security posture

• Partner with engineering teams as headcount scales to keep IAM and network controls usable, not just secure

• Support technical deep-dives requested by auditors or pen testers on identity/network architecture

• Identify opportunities to automate policy-drift detection and routine PAM/SSE administration, in line with the team's AI-driven, lean operating model

• Escalate control-design questions or audit findings on these tools to the Security Lead

What we're looking for

• 6+ years in security engineering, with hands-on ownership of at least one PAM platform (CyberArk strongly preferred) in production

• Working experience with a cloud SSE/ZTNA platform (Zscaler, Cloudflare Access, or similar) and a CDN/WAF

• Comfortable being the sole owner of high-scrutiny controls in an audited environment (SOC 2, ISO 27001, or similar)

• Strong scripting/automation ability (Python, Terraform, or similar) to keep a lean team's operational load sustainable

• Clear written communication — you'll produce evidence and explanations auditors and pen testers can follow

How we'll know you're succeeding

• CyberArk, Zscaler, and Cloudflare pass audit control tests with minimal findings

• Privileged access recertification completed on schedule every cycle

• No unplanned production impact from policy changes across owned tools

• Routine administration increasingly automated rather than manual quarter over quarter