Staff Security Engineer

Redox is on a mission to accelerate healthcare’s transformation with useful data. Redox Engine, a flexible interoperability platform, connects and powers real-time healthcare data exchange. With just one connection, data can be orchestrated across a growing network of 12,000+ systems and organizations, including 100+ electronic health record systems (EHRs). Redox processes over 1.2 billion messages per month across our health tech vendor, provider, payer, EHR, and life sciences customers.

Opportunity & Impact

We are seeking a Staff Security Engineer to take ownership of cloud-native and application security across the Redox platform. This is a high-impact, hands-on IC role where you will move beyond identifying risks to actively hardening our environment, performing code reviews, and translating complex control gaps into engineering proposals that drive production impact.

You will function as a partner to our Engineering teams, embedding security into the SDLC by default. Whether it is container security, Kubernetes hardening, or architecture design, you will have the autonomy to define our standards and ensure the secure path is always the easy path for every engineer on the team.

As a core member of a small, senior team, your technical decisions will scale across our entire network, directly impacting how we protect data for every customer we serve.

We're a fully remote team within the U.S. that operates with radical transparency and a strong bias toward ownership.

Our Engineering Culture & How We Work

Transparency, Ownership & AutonomyWe make room for everyone to be heard, regardless of level. We work openly, normalize not knowing things, and treat "learning out loud" as a feature, not a liability. You'll be expected to bring your real perspective, push back when you see something wrong, and commit fully once a decision is made. As a Staff Engineer, you help cultivate our culture: you model the behavior, you embrace questions, you acknowledge mistakes.
We default to public Slack channels over DMs, post Zoom summaries back in writing, and work async whenever possible. We'd rather expose incomplete thinking in public to get better feedback than protect it in private. That applies to security work too - when you identify a risk or propose a control, you bring it to the table with a recommendation, not just a concern.
We own the systems we maintain, not just the new features on the roadmap. You'll have latitude to identify and drive platform work - defining scope, consulting on priority, and seeing it through from design to operationalization. We measure ourselves by the value we deliver, not the process we follow.

Job Responsibilities:

• Own Cloud Security Posture Management including Kubernetes and Container security strategies, admission control, network policies, image integrity, and environment hardening.

• Manage comprehensive vulnerability lifecycles, prioritizing remediation based on actual production exposure rather than simplistic finding metrics.

• Collaborate with Platform Engineering to institutionalize secure SDLC and CI/CD safeguards, focusing on artifact validity and pipeline integrity.

• Convert HITRUST and SOC 2 compliance frameworks into actionable technical configurations and operational controls.

• Evaluate and secure infrastructure-as-code across all environments.

• Execute incident response duties, encompassing forensic investigation and the facilitation of blameless post-mortem analyses.

• Elevate security standards within Engineering through rigorous design reviews, collaborative pairing, and technical mentorship.

• Oversee bug bounty triage and maintain professional engagement with external security researchers.

Required Skills & Experience:

• 8+ years in security engineering with a track record of Staff-level impact through system architecture, leadership of strategic initiatives, and technical mentorship.

• Deep technical proficiency in Kubernetes security, specifically network policy orchestration, admission control (Kyverno), and container hardening protocols.

• Expertise in threat modeling for Applications built using Node.js, TypeScript, Python or Go.

• Proven track record institutionalizing secure SDLC practices and CI/CD safeguards using GitHub Actions, ensuring artifact validity and pipeline integrity.

• Direct experience hardening Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform) and managing enterprise secrets via AWS Secrets Manager, Vault, or similar platforms.

• End-to-end accountability for vulnerability management lifecycles, encompassing everything from initial triage to final production remediation.

• Ability to operationalize compliance frameworks like HITRUST and SOC 2 into pragmatic technical controls that align with engineering workflows.

• Exceptional written communication skills with the ability to influence technical roadmaps within a remote, asynchronous organizational culture.

• Proficiency in AI tools and techniques, including prompt engineering and hands-on experience across multiple large language model platforms, with a demonstrated ability to automate workflows using AI.

Our stack - you'll be hands-on with these:

• AWS, Docker, EKS

• Crowdstrike, Jamf, Okta, GuardDuty, Sumologic

• Kyverno, Karpenter, KEDA, VPA, Velero, Crossplane

• Github Actions, Terraform, Helm, ArgoCD and Atlantis

• Postgres, Redis, Kafka

Nice to have in your background:

• Experience securing autonomous agentic loops and tool-calling frameworks. Deep understanding of Indirect Prompt Injection and designing "Human-in-the-Loop" guardrails for agent-driven actions.

• Technical expertise in securing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), specifically regarding context isolation, sandboxing, and identity propagation between LLMs and private data sources.

• Hands-on application of the NIST AI RMF, OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, etc within a production environment.

• Go, Node.js, or TypeScript - we're a TypeScript shop and it helps to be comfortable there

• VPN administration or enterprise network security experience

• Dependency management tooling (Renovate, Dependabot)

About Redox - Take a look here:

What We Do

Healthcare organizations and technology vendors connect to Redox once, then authorize what data they send to and receive from partners through a centralized hub. Redox's cloud-based platform is vendor and standards-agnostic and enables the secure and efficient exchange of healthcare data.

This approach eradicates the need for point-to-point integrations and accelerates the discovery, adoption, and distribution of patient and provider-facing technology solutions. With hundreds of healthcare organizations and technology vendors exchanging data today, Redox represents the largest interoperable network in healthcare. Learn how you can leverage the Redox platform at .

Other Stuff About Us

Redox is an EEO company. We fully support the diversity of our team. As part of our ongoing work to build more diverse teams at Redox, you will be asked to complete a voluntary EEO survey when applying. This survey is anonymous, we cannot link your application record with your survey responses. We request that you complete this voluntary survey as we run monthly reports for each team which provides data for diversity in terms of gender and ethnic background in our Applicants and our Hired Redoxers. We take this data very seriously and appreciate your willingness and time to complete this step in the process.

Successful candidates must be eligible to be employed in the U.S. and must reside & work in the continental U.S.

Thank you for your interest in Redox!

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