Application Security Engineer

“I can succeed as an Application Security Engineer at Capital Group”

As the Application Security (“AppSec”) Engineer you are an individual contributor in the C apital G roup (CG) AppSec team . The CG AppSec team is part of Information Security in CG’s Information Technology Group . In the role you will be reviewing the architectures and performing threat models, code reviews, validating cloud configurations, and validating the DAST, SAST, and SCA findings for web application s . You will be doing code reviews (Java, TypeScript/JavaScript, Python , Terraform ) and creating POCs for DAST tooling where required or collaborating with the penetration testers, as appropriate . The team members are geographically dispersed with varying experience levels . You will help the teams understand how to fix issues and provide best practices or appropriate compensating controls . In this role, you will be using threat modeling tools, static analysis tools, cloud configuration tools . If you are good at software security, this role is for you.

A typical day in the life of the AppSec engineer may look like the following:

• You will be performing AppSec reviews includ ing threat modeling, and code reviews
• You will be meeting with the software development teams to understand a new application they are building and providing them with feedback on their architecture
• You leverage SAST , DAST, SCA tool s to create findings and translating them to severity of risks to perform this in Capital Group’s technology environment
• You will write clear , succinct and effective technical documentation summarizing your findings , risks, and recommendations
• You will write automated proof-of-concept s , and automat ed security tests by authoring security testing tools where needed
• You will collaborate with technology stakeholders and advise on risks for technology solutions such as SaaS services and how they integrate with CG’s environment
• You will communicate effectively and have an empathetic outlook towards development teams by authoring clear, actionable guidance on writing secure code
• You will effectively present to development teams educat ing them on secur e development.

“I am the person Capital Group is looking for.”

• You have a bachelor's degree in computer science , a related field , or equivalent experience (preferably 7 + years of experience )
• You understand threat modeling, code reviews, network security, TCP/IP, DNS, TLS, HTTP, etc.
• You have experience with technologies such as Threat modeler/Threat Dragon, Scoutsuite , Veracode, Checkmarx , Netsparker , DAST scanners like Burpsuite
• You have the a bility to automate tasks in Python, bash, Java, C/C#/C++, Rust, etc.
• You have a strong understanding of attacks in AWS, Azure , OAuth
• You have excellent communication skills (written , oral) , with the ability to simplify and document complex technical details to both technical and non-technical audiences
• You can learn quickly and have a track record of developing a deep understanding of systems and risks to the business
• You can work independently and take the initiative to drive security initiatives forward
• You can juggle multiple tasks and coordinate/delegate to achieve speedy resolutions to application security-related security incidents working with Security operations.

In addition to a highly competitive base salary, per plan guidelines, restrictions and vesting requirements, you also will be eligible for an individual annual performance bonus, plus Capital’s annual profitability bonus plus a retirement plan where Capital contributes 15% of your eligible earnings.

*Temporary positions in Canada and the United States are excluded from the above mentioned compensation and benefit plans.

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