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Senior Detection Engineer, Insider Risk

TikTok
Washington, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 18 Mar 2025

About the role

- Lead the strategic vision for Insider Trust engineers and analysts that range from all levels, to build out detections, tools, and logging infrastructure via Python, SQL, Go, Terraform, etc. Create detections to find instances of insider threat.

- Act as a force multiplier across the business by optimizing processes and gaining alignment across stakeholders. A Sr. Detection Engineer will be responsible for raising the productivity and efficiency of analysts doing manual investigations and remediations.

- Ideate, drive, and deliver on a technical roadmap to build compliance, detection, and engineering solutions for the Insider Trust organization

- Help stakeholders identify relevant use-cases for insider risk while mitigating risk for users and the business.

- Maintain and support compliant data flows and automation access to allow for interoperability across various business regions.

- Be the go-to technical subject matter expert on security, compliance, and assurance topics that touch insider risk teams.

- Ability to dive into work and directly contribute to technical projects via root cause analyses, code reviews, architecture design, as well as committing code yourself.

- Grow and foster a team of high performing engineers and analysts to achieve positive business outcomes that protect both our users and the company.

- Recruit and hire top technical talent while ensuring a diverse candidate pool. Consistently raise the bar on talent across the team.

- Work with cross functional teams globally to ensure alignment, collect feedback on automations, and deploy solutions to get cross functional adoption.

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