Senior DevSecOps Engineer

Campminder is a company that builds software for summer camps, focusing on digital transformation and data security. As a Senior DevSecOps Engineer, you will be responsible for architecting and hardening security infrastructure, managing compliance programs, and integrating security practices into the development lifecycle.

Responsibilities:

• Partner with the DevOps team to Integrate security scanning (SAST, DAST, SCA) into CI/CD pipelines and drive remediation before code reaches production
• Configure, tune, and harden WAF rules across our web applications
• Partner with platform and IT to implement and maintain EDR, DLP, vulnerability scanning and remediation, and SIEM/XDR tooling across servers and endpoints
• Manage secrets and credentials in build pipelines, including vault-based storage, rotation, and least-privilege service accounts
• Execute PCI, SOC2, and ISO technical controls: SAQ completion, quarterly ASV scans, and disaster recovery implementation
• Harden containerized and cloud-native environments, including image scanning and Kubernetes configuration
• Coordinate pen testing engagements and drive remediation against SLA timelines
• Run security awareness training programs (KnowBe4, Security Journey) and maintain AI usage oversight, including approved tooling, code-gen governance, and supply-chain monitoring

Requirements:

• Experienced in security engineering or DevSecOps, with hands-on ownership of both pipeline-level and infrastructure-level security
• Experience configuring IAM and SSO platforms (Okta, Auth0) alongside cloud-native identity controls like Azure conditional access
• Comfort embedding security directly into CI/CD workflows through security and dependency scanning tooling, secrets management, and policy-as-code
• A track record of hardening containerized and cloud-native environments, including Kubernetes and image scanning
• Experience executing PCI, SOC2 or similar compliance technical controls (scans, SAQs, evidence prep); program ownership isn't required, but you know how to translate auditor requirements into engineering work
• Familiarity administering centralized cybersecurity solutions, endpoint security, and data loss protection
• Strong judgement on how to balance security risk with employee experience and velocity, how to build trust through balanced approaches to security risk mitigation, and knowledge of when to escalate versus fix directly
• Experience running or supporting security awareness and training programs
• Exposure to AI tooling governance, such as MCP inventories, code-gen release gating, or supply-chain monitoring for AI-assisted development
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to communicate technical concepts to technical and non-technical people
• A track record of working collaboratively with engineers and supporting them in learning and implementing security best practices
• A track record of empowering delivery teams to move quickly and unblock themselves
• A growth-oriented mindset