Braze
Senior Security Engineer, Enterprise Security
$129K–$200K
Austin +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Jul 21, 2026
- Location
- Austin
New York City - Experience
- 5+ years of Security Engineering experience and 4+ years in a corporate security organization/environment.
About the job
Protect Braze’s employees, devices, and internal systems by operating enterprise security infrastructure, investigating threats, securing SaaS and AI integrations, and improving security controls and response.
What you'll do
- Build and tune SIEM detections, alerting, reporting, and automation; maintain healthy data ingestion and systems.
- Secure endpoints, SaaS applications, networks, and AI integrations through policy, configuration hardening, reviews, and vulnerability remediation.
- Investigate malware, phishing, and security incidents; participate in on-call response and collaborate across security and IT teams.
What they ask for
- 5+ years of Security Engineering experience focused on enterprise, network, or endpoint security.
- 4+ years in a corporate security organization or environment, with hands-on technical and user-facing implementation.
- Hands-on experience securing email, Mac endpoints, IAM (Okta and Gsuite), Crowdstrike EDR, SOAR, enterprise networking security, and forensics.
- Experience conducting SaaS application security reviews and leading security program design, implementation, and continuous tuning across laptop endpoints and networks.
Nice to have
- Cloud security experience.
- Technical security certifications; experience building a security team from the ground up is also a bonus.
Pay
$128,900 and $180,000/year (base salary); $143,200 and $200,000/year (total pay, OTE including bonus or commission)
Tools
SIEM, MCP, Mac, Okta, Gsuite, Crowdstrike EDR, SOAR, VPN
AI focus
Review and govern MCP and AI agent integrations, set controls for AI-assisted coding environments, define policy for autonomous AI tooling, and secure AI as it is adopted for business functions.
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