Engineer II (Splunk, SIEM)

TD Bank is seeking an Engineer II specializing in Splunk and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) to join their Enterprise SIEM data engineering team. This role is critical for maintaining security logging, monitoring standards, governance, and compliance for the bank. The position offers a competitive salary range of $91,200 - $136,800 CAD with additional pay premium opportunities.

The ideal candidate will bring expert knowledge in Splunk platform engineering with hands-on experience in data onboarding and automation. They will work with various security technologies including Enterprise Splunk suite applications, Microsoft Security Solutions, and cloud platforms (Azure, Google, AWS). The role involves collaborating with multiple teams and stakeholders to ensure robust security monitoring and compliance.

Key responsibilities include managing Enterprise Splunk applications, implementing security solutions, and driving data onboarding initiatives. The position requires strong technical expertise in Splunk administration, CIM compliance, cloud platforms, and Python scripting. The successful candidate will also play a crucial role in mentoring team members and contributing to the bank's security engineering infrastructure.

TD offers a comprehensive benefits package including health and well-being benefits, retirement programs, paid time off, and career development opportunities. The bank's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, along with its TD Ready Commitment initiative targeting C$1 billion in community giving by 2030, makes it an attractive workplace for professionals seeking both career growth and social impact.

This hybrid role is based in Toronto, Ontario, and offers the opportunity to work with one of North America's leading financial institutions, serving over 27 million customers worldwide. The position provides an excellent opportunity for security engineering professionals to make a significant impact while advancing their careers in a supportive, growth-oriented environment.