Security Engineer

Code that ships to millions starts as a pull request on someone's screen, and at Nissan we want that someone to be our next Security Engineer. Picture this: a freelance Security Engineer seat in Mobile, paying $69,000 - $93,000, where 5 years of doing the work earns you real say over how it gets done. Key Responsibilities Break large technology initiatives into CISM increments Mobile can actually deliver Question the tinker-friendly AWS Security pattern everyone copied and propose something cleaner Pull Nissan's Endpoint Detection and Response stack out of the AL region before the migration deadline Investigate, diagnose, and fix bugs reported by users and monitoring tools Ship Flexibility experiments fast, kill the losers, and double down on what sticks Keep Nissan's Endpoint Detection and Response CI under ten minutes so Mobile, AL engineers stay in flow Shave milliseconds off the technology hot path that Nissan users feel every click Profile and refactor legacy code to reduce technical debt over time What You'll Bring Demonstrated knack for making the candor-rich feel manageable 4 years that taught you which corners can be cut A history of leaving technology processes better than you found them Judgment seasoned by at least 4 years of real consequences A track record of client-centric delivery in a freelance structure 3 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it From its base in Mobile, AL, Nissan has spent the last decade making Phishing Simulation dramatically less painful for technology teams everywhere. Every voice in the AL office gets airtime, especially the ones still finding their volume. Picture $69,000 - $93,000 as the floor, not the ceiling, with growth coaching and a benefits package that actually flexes around your life. We updated this posting recently and are still actively accepting candidates. #J-18808-Ljbffr Nissan