Gecko Robotics
Enterprise Security Engineer
$127K–$160K
Pittsburgh +1 · On-site · Full-time · Posted Aug 6, 2026
- Location
- Pittsburgh
New York City - Experience
- 3+ years in Enterprise Security Engineering, Security Engineering, IT Security, or a related hands-on security engineering role.
- Visa sponsorship
- Must qualify as a U.S. person (U.S. citizen or national, lawful permanent resident, or other protected individual, including a refugee or asylee) for this role’s government-program access requirements.
About the job
Builds and operates enterprise security systems for workforce devices, identity, SaaS, detections, and sensitive data, while enabling responsible technology adoption.
What you'll do
- Configure endpoint, device-compliance, browser-security, and EDR controls; harden workforce devices and enterprise systems.
- Improve identity security and govern SaaS, OAuth, browser extensions, AI tools, and other third-party technology.
- Build enterprise detections, lead corporate incident response, and coordinate remediation across teams.
What they ask for
- 3+ years in Enterprise Security Engineering, Security Engineering, IT Security, or a related hands-on security engineering role.
- Hands-on production administration of endpoint management and EDR solutions.
- Experience administering or securing IAM platforms, including SSO, MFA, or lifecycle management.
- Experience evaluating, governing, or administering SaaS applications, OAuth integrations, and enterprise security controls.
Nice to have
- Experience governing AI tools or other rapidly adopted workplace technology.
- Experience in government, defense, critical infrastructure, or another highly regulated industry.
Pay
$127K – $160K (base salary)
Tools
Okta, Onelogin, Active Directory, Jamf, Intune, NinjaOne, CrowdStrike, TrendMicro
AI focus
Establish governance, systems, guardrails, and guidance for responsible AI-tool adoption while protecting sensitive data and meeting security, privacy, contractual, and compliance obligations.
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