Security Engineer III, Incident Response
GoogleUSA4d ago
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Job description
Security Engineer III, Incident Response at Google.
About the role
This position focuses on protecting Google infrastructure by managing security threats and coordinating emergency responses. You will join a global team that operates around the clock to mitigate risks and improve the security posture of products used by billions.
Key facts
What you'll do
- Design and implement security controls, services, and tools to strengthen system defenses.
- Lead the triage and resolution process for a wide variety of security incidents.
- Conduct technical risk assessments and analyze emerging security threats.
- Identify patterns in security data to address systemic vulnerabilities across the company.
- Enhance incident management capabilities by building infrastructure and conducting training exercises for internal teams.
Requirements
- Bachelor degree or equivalent practical work experience.
- 2 years of experience in security engineering, network security, computer security, and security protocols.
- 2 years of experience performing security design reviews, threat modeling, or security assessments.
- 2 years of professional coding experience in at least one general purpose programming language.
Nice to have
- Experience coordinating emergency or incident responses.
- Practical technical background in software engineering, systems administration, privacy engineering, or digital forensics.
Skills & tools
- Incident management and crisis coordination
- Security architecture and threat modeling
- Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR)
- General purpose programming
Practical notes
- Compensation for this role in the US ranges from $147,000 to $210,000 per year.
- The package includes a 15% target bonus, equity, and company benefits.
- Applications are accepted until at least August 13, 2026, though the posting may close earlier based on business needs.
- Google is an equal opportunity employer and provides accommodations for applicants with disabilities.