Senior Security Engineer, Ads Security

Amazon's Ads Security team is seeking a Senior Security Engineer to play a crucial role in protecting customer data and critical infrastructure within the Ads organization. This position offers an opportunity to work on diverse security challenges across numerous Ads platforms, ensuring applications are designed and executed with the highest security standards.

The ideal candidate will leverage their broad understanding of proactive security and experience in leading security assessments to work closely with product and engineering teams in designing secure systems. You'll conduct secure design reviews, develop custom tools and frameworks, and collaborate across teams to build secure and resilient solutions.

As part of the Ads Security organization, you'll be at the forefront of creating innovative technical solutions that detect, assess, and mitigate security risks within Amazon's Advertising businesses. The team's vision is to accelerate development velocity while ensuring inherent security in all products.

Key responsibilities include conducting security reviews, developing automation tools, identifying vulnerabilities, and fostering a strong security culture through knowledge sharing. You'll also serve as a subject matter expert, providing guidance to developers and influencing security practices across the organization.

This role offers competitive compensation ranging from $143,300 to $247,600 based on location, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working with cutting-edge technologies and have the opportunity to make a significant impact on the security posture of one of the world's largest advertising platforms.

Join a team dedicated to innovation and excellence in security, where you'll tackle complex challenges and help shape the future of secure advertising technology at Amazon. Your expertise will be crucial in maintaining customer trust and protecting critical infrastructure while enabling the continued growth of Amazon's advertising business.