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Senior DevSecOps Security Engineer, Cisco Intersight
$166K–$308K
Milpitas, California, US · Onsite Only · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 5, 2026
- Experience
- 8 years designing and maintaining production-quality backend systems, including 5 years using Go or Java in a Microservices architecture and 3 years in DevSecOps or application security.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree
About the job
Develops and secures Cisco Intersight platform features and infrastructure, combining production software engineering with security design, automation, and compliance work, including AI capabilities.
What you'll do
- Implement platform security features and infrastructure using Go or Java, and automate security tooling and remediation using Python.
- Design secure patterns for AI/ML deployment, data protection, and inference; assess feature and infrastructure designs for security gaps.
- Triage and track security findings, translate security mandates into code and automated controls, and support continuous compliance.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree and 8 years of experience designing and maintaining production-quality backend systems.
- 5 years using Go or Java within a Microservices architecture.
- 3 years focused on DevSecOps or application security.
- Python security automation experience; SDLC knowledge and experience turning security findings into code-based remediation plans.
Nice to have
- Experience developing or securing AI/ML workloads and familiarity with AI security frameworks or MLOps security.
- Cloud-native security experience with AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Infrastructure-as-Code, or relevant Cisco security and compliance processes.
Pay
$186,900.00 to $267,700.00 USD (base salary); $186,900.00 - $307,800.00 USD (base salary); $166,300.00 - $274,100.00 USD (base salary)
Tools
Go, Java, Python, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible
AI focus
Secure AI/ML deployment, data protection, and inference; review AI architectures and build security for AI-powered platform capabilities.
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