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Responsibilities
- Identify and respond to security incidents affecting Mozilla’s global products and services.
- Serve as incident commander throughout the incident response lifecycle.
- Design and maintain security alerts, automated actions, playbooks, and escalation workflows for 24/7 incident response.
- Conduct threat hunting and develop strategies to combat sophisticated threat actors.
- Research threat intelligence reports and manage resulting workflows.
- Partner with stakeholders across the company on preparation, identification, analysis, containment, and postmortem activities.
- Participate in an on-call rotation.
Requirements
- At least 5 years of experience managing security incidents at global scale and/or working in SOC, PSIRT, or CSIRT environments.
- Expertise with SIEM systems such as ELK, Google BigQuery, and Splunk; Splunk proficiency is preferred.
- Expertise with endpoint detection and investigation, including hands-on experience with leading EDR tools and endpoint telemetry.
- Expertise with SOAR platforms such as Tines or Splunk SOAR.
- Strong communication and leadership skills with the ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders.
- Real-world experience in software development and/or engineering operations for consumer products and services.
- Practical experience with cloud technologies such as Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, Heroku, or Microsoft Azure.
- A B.S. in a technology-focused field is helpful.
Benefits
- Performance-based bonus plans for eligible employees.
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
- Retirement contributions with 100% immediate vesting.
- Quarterly company-wide wellness days.
- Country-specific holidays and a birthday day off.
- One-time home office stipend.
- Annual professional development budget.
- Quarterly well-being stipend.
- Paid parental leave.
- Employee referral bonus program and additional benefits such as life, AD&D, disability, and EAP coverage, varying by country.
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About Mozilla
Mozilla builds open-source internet software, best known for the Firefox web browser, plus privacy tools like a VPN, password manager, and identity services. Its products are largely free and monetized through search partnerships and paid subscriptions, serving consumers, developers, and enterprises building for the web. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Francisco, Mozilla Corporation is wholly owned by the non-profit Mozilla Foundation.