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Base Salary
$231k - $340k/yr
Responsibilities
- Incorporate secure design principles into cloud architecture.
- Establish reusable security patterns, standards, and guardrails for secure-by-default product and platform development.
- Develop isolation mechanisms such as sandboxing with product engineering teams.
- Review security-critical configuration changes and act as Codeowner for security-critical cloud configurations managed through infrastructure as code.
- Manage cloud-environment risks and vulnerabilities and translate security requirements into engineering investments.
- Define infrastructure security architecture and multi-quarter roadmaps.
- Mentor and develop security engineers and raise the team’s technical bar.
Requirements
- Require 8+ years of experience in security engineering and/or software engineering.
- Demonstrated experience writing high-quality software, building production-grade infrastructure, and improving security across engineering teams.
- Strong fundamentals in networking, operating systems, and cryptographic protocols.
- In-depth knowledge of Kubernetes, common misconfigurations, and privilege-escalation vectors.
- Demonstrated ability to identify weaknesses in real-world cloud environments.
- Experience applying security best practices in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud environments.
- Track record of leading cross-functional security initiatives and influencing engineering decisions across teams.
- Experience setting security standards and best practices at organizational scale.
- Experience with generative AI or legal is not required.
- Bonus: familiarity with large-scale infrastructure-as-code deployments, Kubernetes Admission Controllers, policy enforcement, and multi-cloud environments.
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About Harvey
Harvey builds domain-specific generative AI for legal and other professional services, delivered as an enterprise platform and APIs to automate contract analysis, due diligence, compliance, and litigation workflows. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Francisco, it sells to law firms and corporate legal departments on enterprise agreements; investors include Sequoia Capital and OpenAI. Customers include multiple Am Law 100 firms and Fortune 500 companies’ legal teams.