DoorDash USA
Enterprise Security Engineer
About this role
DoorDash seeks an Enterprise Security Engineer to implement and operate security controls protecting employees and endpoints across three global brands. You'll configure tools like multi-factor authentication and endpoint detection systems, build automation using AI-assisted coding, and help teams adopt secure practices without impeding productivity.
What you'll do
- Implement and tune security controls including MFA, conditional access, device trust, and SaaS posture management
- Operate daily security stack including EDR, zero-trust network access, identity proxies, browser security, and DLP
- Develop AI-assisted automation for security workflows, incident response, and compliance evidence collection
- Address SaaS risks such as shadow IT, OAuth token sprawl, and third-party application reviews
- Own day-to-day operation of enterprise security tools and systems
- Help teams adopt secure-by-default baselines
What they're looking for
- Identity provider administration (Okta, Google Workspace)
- Modern authentication standards (SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, FIDO2/WebAuthn)
- EDR/XDR platform operation and endpoint management (macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Python or Go scripting and automation
- Cloud platform experience (AWS, GCP)
- Written communication
- Security operations and incident response
- Zero-trust architecture concepts
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DoorDash USA
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View all jobs at DoorDash USALikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience administering identity providers like Okta and Google Workspace. What authentication standards (SAML, OAuth, FIDO2) have you implemented, and how did you handle any challenges?
- Describe a time you tuned or optimized an EDR/XDR platform or endpoint security control. How did you balance security requirements with user experience?