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Cloud Security Engineer

Vancouver, BC

At Jungle Scout, we are on a mission to build the best Amazon competitive intelligence tools for Amazon sellers and brands.

At Jungle Scout, we are on a mission to build the best Amazon competitive intelligence tools for Amazon sellers and brands.

The Role

  • Do you enjoy solving complex challenges related to cloud infrastructure and security?
  • Does working with cutting-edge AWS technologies to ensure security and scalability excite you?
  • Are you passionate about optimizing cloud costs and making processes more efficient?

Amazing, then you’re the type of person we’re looking for!

We’re growing and we are looking to add a Cloud Security Engineer to our fast-paced and customer-oriented Engineering team.

Location: Vancouver (or Remote)

Interested in learning more? Let’s get into the details:

In the Cloud Security Engineer role, you will:

  • Design, implement, and maintain multi-account AWS enviroments that promote developer self-service and productivity. You will manage AWS at the enterprise level and implement best-in-class solutions.

Support the creation and management of security controls during SOC2 implementation for our Enterprise application with AWS native security tools like AWS Config, AWS Inspector, AWS Security hub and AWS Cloudtrail.Collaborate with engineering teams to mitigate system vulnerabilities and ensure adherence to security best practices across all of our applications.

  • Create and maintain IAM policies, ensuring compliance with the principle of least privilege across our multi-cloud setup.
  • Identify cost optimization opportunities within AWS environments by reengineering systems, optimizing resource allocation, and monitoring costs using Reserved Instances and Savings Plans.
  • Investigate cost anomaly alerts and work with engineering teams to mitigate impacts. You’ll troubleshoot root causes, such as misconfiguration of resources or rightsizing capacity.
  • Maintain secure and efficient AWS Native VPN and network configuration across all environments.

Collaborate with engineering to promote best practices in application monitoring, ensuring optimal performance.

  • Lead incident management efforts by providing expertise during critical incidents to ensure the reliability and security of AWS Infrastructure; conduct post-incident reviews and implement preventive measurements. 

Who you are:

  • AWS Knowledge: Deep understanding of AWS services, including Compute (EC2, Lambda, ECS), Databases (RDS, DynamoDB), and Security Services (Inspector, Config, Security Hub).
  • Security-Driven: With experience in deploying security solutions, you ensure that systems are secure and vulnerabilities are addressed.
  • Cost Optimization Expert: You’re adept at managing Reserved Instances and Savings Plans, and have hands-on experience identifying and mitigating cost inefficiencies in AWS environments.
  • Networking and IaC Skills: You’re proficient in Infrastructure as Code (CDK, CloudFormation) and comfortable managing secure network configurations.

Collaborative and Enthusiastic: You thrive in cross-functional teams, especially in a startup-like environment, where your contributions drive key initiatives like SOC2 compliance and cost control.

At Jungle Scout, we're committed to fair and transparent compensation. Our base pay ranges are designed to attract top talent and reward exceptional performance. While our baselines are often higher than industry standards, we aim to hire most candidates near this level, considering factors like skills, experience, and expertise.
For this role, our base salary range is the following:
Canada - $104,000 to $123,000 CAD

Note: The one constant in our evolving, dynamic environment is change. Needless to say, you’ll never get bored ;) The responsibilities listed above are our needs today but we are keeping future needs & opportunities in mind when hiring for this position. We value adaptability and a growth mindset in team members. Although it’s not promised, the successful candidate should be prepared for the possibility that their role may evolve over time as our business strategies and priorities change.

What you’ll get:

💥The BEST team. You’ll work alongside the smartest, most passionate, and kindest humans day in and day out making work fun.

💥Remote-first culture. Jungle Scout has been remote-first since day one. We believe team members should work from the place where they do their best work. Whether that's working from home, in office at one of our hubs, a co-working space.

💥 A growth culture! We have tons of opportunities for you to elevate your skills and take you to that next step; we are here to help you find the ones that matter most to you through exposure and training.

💥 Ability to make impact! Although it’s a highly collaborative culture, team members are empowered to work autonomously and take extreme ownership of their work. You'll have the opportunity to truly make a difference and impact our customers.

💥 Competitive compensation packages! We structure our compensation packages to reward our team members' contributions to our company's success - you’ll have a bonus tied to performance and will be invested into our long-term success with Equity. 

💥 Flexible Time Off. With our generous PTO and recognition of local holidays, escape to the beach, recharge mentally, or use your Volunteer Time Off (VTO) to give back through volunteering.

💥 Comprehensive Health Benefits & Retirement Program. We offer comprehensive healthcare and retirement matching plans for eligible employees.

💥 Paid Parental Leave Policy. Jungle Scout values the importance of family and offers a paid parental leave that provides the support and flexibility you need to embrace this special time in your life. We also offer a ramp-back period for a seamless transition for you and your family.

About Jungle Scout

Jungle Scout is the leading all-in-one platform for selling on Amazon, supporting more than $50 billion in annual Amazon revenue and 10 global Amazon marketplaces. Founded in 2015 as the first Amazon product research tool, Jungle Scout today features a full suite of best-in-class business management solutions and powerful market intelligence resources to help entrepreneurs and brands manage their ecommerce businesses. 

The Jungle Scout team is a group of smart, motivated, and fun-loving professionals working hard to help our customers achieve success. We have a remote-first culture with employees across the world as well as in our hub offices in Austin, TX and Vancouver, BC. We believe team members should have the opportunity to choose the work environment that works best for them, so we give our team members the option of working from home, at one of our hub offices, or from a co-working space.

We prioritize Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 

At Jungle Scout, we recognize the value of different experiences, backgrounds and cultures. We hire intentionally, with this in mind.

Jungle Scout is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

All offers of employment at Jungle Scout are contingent upon clear results of a comprehensive background check. Background checks will be conducted on all final candidates prior to start date.

 

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