$175,500 – $263,300
Listed on Bend Studio’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.
What this role is
Lead vulnerability management and threat exposure initiatives at PlayStation, advancing how the company discovers, prioritizes, and remediates security risks across complex technical environments. This role suits experienced security researchers who can combine hands-on technical analysis with cross-team leadership and strategic program evolution.
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What they ask for
Required
- 8+ years in information security, IT, systems engineering, or related field with substantial vulnerability management or security research experience
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information security, or related discipline
- Lead complex technical workstreams across multiple teams and translate objectives into delivery plans
- Hands-on vulnerability research, technical analysis, security validation, and risk-based prioritization
- Assess vulnerabilities across multiple technology domains such as operating systems, networks, cloud, applications, endpoints, containers, or databases
- Experience with vulnerability discovery, assessment, or exposure-management platforms
- Knowledge of adversarial tactics, exploitation techniques, and threat intelligence frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK
- Scripting, programming, or automation experience to improve security analysis and workflows
- Analyze and contextualize security data to connect technical findings with business and remediation information
- Communicate complex security information clearly to technical, operational, and leadership audiences
- Mentor engineers and influence technical practices across teams
Nice to have
- Experience evolving traditional vulnerability management toward a TEM or CTEM operating model
- Continuous security validation, adversarial exposure validation, or exploit research and proof-of-concept development
- Securing cloud, container, application, or build-pipeline environments
- Security-data and analytics platforms such as Snowflake or Domo
- Automation, advanced analytics, or AI-enabled capabilities for vulnerability workflows
- Familiarity with software engineering practices like version control, testing, code review, and CI/CD