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Description:
The Sr Staff Product Security Engineer position at ServiceNow involves working on a wide range of technologies.
Responsibilities include integrating and aggregating data from different systems into consolidated dashboards.
The role also entails working on architectural and technical challenges, participating in threat modeling activities, and mentoring development teams to adopt secure coding practices.
The engineer will work on strategic and highly visible BSIMM activities across the organization and be an advocate for security.
Additionally, they will create, measure, and refine metrics used to measure program success.
Requirements:
10+ years of overall product security experience is required for this role.
Candidates must have 4+ years of experience in threat modeling and threat modeling tools.
In-depth knowledge of common web application vulnerabilities (OWASP Top Ten) is necessary.
Proficiency in at least one language - Python, Java, or JavaScript is required.
Knowledge of static, dynamic, and component analysis security tools is essential.
Familiarity with the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) is a requirement.
Understanding of OWASP ASVS, SCVS, and related verification standards is mandatory.
Knowledge of BSIMM, OWASP SAMM, or similar maturity models is necessary.
The ability to communicate technical concepts to both non-technical business users and technical stakeholders is a must.
A passion for security is a key requirement for this position.
Benefits:
The opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and tackle architectural and technical challenges.
Collaboration with development teams to enhance secure coding practices.
Involvement in strategic and highly visible BSIMM activities across the organization.
Advocacy for security and participation in a security champions program.
The chance to create, measure, and refine metrics used to evaluate program success.