66degrees
Security Operations AI Engineer, Contract
About this role
66degrees seeks a Security Operations AI Engineer to manage AI/ML security across critical infrastructure, focusing on incident response, threat detection, and governance. You'll develop playbooks for emerging AI threats, monitor generative AI systems, and collaborate across security and AI teams to protect against attacks like prompt injection and model poisoning.
What you'll do
- Manage incident response and 24/7 on-call support for critical security events affecting AI/ML systems
- Develop and maintain incident response playbooks for AI-specific threats including prompt injection, model poisoning, and adversarial attacks
- Build detection pipelines and operational tooling to identify and mitigate AI security events
- Monitor and secure generative AI systems, LLMs, and AI-powered applications within production environments
- Contribute to AI governance frameworks, security standards, and compliance policies
- Evaluate security implications of new AI/ML tools and stay current with emerging threat methodologies
What they're looking for
- Security incident response and operations
- AI/ML security and threat modeling
- Playbook development and execution
- Detection engineering and SIEM configuration
- Generative AI and LLM security
- Cloud security and infrastructure hardening
- AI governance and compliance frameworks
- Threat intelligence and vulnerability analysis
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66degrees
66degrees facilitates migrations to Google Workspace and provides technical support for implementation engagements. The company is hiring Google Workspace Deployment Engineers who work across Google and Microsoft environments to manage both small and large client migrations.
- Website
- 66degrees.com
Likely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience responding to security incidents, particularly those involving AI or ML systems?
- How have you approached developing or improving incident response playbooks in previous roles?