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Infrastructure Security

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure Security focuses on protecting the physical and virtual foundations of IT systems -- servers, networks, data centers, and cloud environments -- from cyber threats and physical breaches. Security engineers implement firewalls, intrusion detection, network segmentation, and access controls to defend critical infrastructure. It's essential for preventing outages, data breaches, and attacks on core organizational systems.

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Palantir

Offensive Security Engineer

Palantir

Full-time · Washington, DC · $145,000 – $200,000

This role involves testing Palantir's products and infrastructure for security vulnerabilities by simulating real-world attacks, then working with engineering teams to remediate findings. It suits experienced security professionals who can identify attack chains, design offensive tooling powered by AI, and coordinate third-party penetration testing engagements.

Listed on Palantir’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Staff AI Security Engineer

Blumberg Portfolio

Remote, USA · $159,000 – $249,000

Addepar is hiring a Staff-level security engineer to lead AI security initiatives across their investment platform, working on strategy, product security, and governance. This role suits experienced security professionals who want to shape an organization's approach to AI risks and build security solutions from the ground up.

Listed on Blumberg Portfolio’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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