DRW
Client Platforms Security Engineer
About this role
DRW seeks a security engineer to protect and maintain client platform infrastructure across hybrid environments. You'll manage security tools, coordinate updates, and work with platform teams to reduce risk while maintaining business effectiveness.
What you'll do
- Maintain security tools and their configurations across hybrid compute environments
- Manage and coordinate tool updates when new versions are released
- Deploy security tools and changes with platform teams after validating performance requirements
- Identify and test market solutions for viability in the company's environment
- Audit configurations to reduce risk footprint without impacting service effectiveness
- Collaborate with business teams to understand impact of security changes
What they're looking for
- Security infrastructure management
- Hybrid cloud/on-premise environments
- Security tool configuration and maintenance
- Performance and functionality validation
- Risk assessment and mitigation
- Cross-team collaboration
- Attention to detail
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting
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DRW
DRW is a diversified trading firm that builds and maintains trading technology infrastructure, risk management systems, and systematic trading platforms supporting global 24/7 operations across multiple asset classes. The company is hiring Desktop Systems Engineers, Trade Systems Engineers, and Software Engineers to support endpoint infrastructure, trading system reliability, risk analytics, and full-stack trading platform development.
- Website
- drw.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience managing and maintaining security tools in a hybrid (on-premises and cloud) computing environment. What challenges have you encountered?
- How do you approach testing and validating security tool updates before deploying them to production, especially when balancing security needs with business continuity?