Senior Security Engineer - Purple Teaming
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Senior Security Engineer - Purple Teaming
Anzeige auf Englisch
ArbeitsortBerlin und Umgebung
HomeofficeKeine Angabe
Requirements
- 5+ years as a Security Engineer with 3+ years specializing in Purple/Red/Blue Teaming
- Experience running or leading purple team exercises in enterprise environments
- Strong understanding of real‑world attacker behavior, not just theoretical frameworks
- Experience operating in regulated or compliance‑driven environments (MaRisk, BAIT, GDPR)
- Strong understanding of cloud security (AWS) and Kubernetes security
- Good understanding of macOS security
- Experience with SIEM solutions, preferably Google SecOps
- Experience with Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) tools such as SentinelOne or CrowdStrike
- Proficiency in Python, Go or other scripting language
- Multi-cloud experience (GCP, Azure) is advantageous
What the job involves
- As a Senior Security Engineer in Purple Teaming, you'll plan and execute purple team exercises aligned to real‑world threat actors to protect Trade Republic's critical systems and customer data
- Design attack scenarios covering initial access, persistence, lateral movement, privilege escalation, command‑and‑control, and exfiltration
- Coordinate with business and engineering teams to gather requirements, understand operational constraints, and ensure testing activities align with business risk
- Assess existing security controls to ensure they aren't just "active," but actually effective
- Conduct deep‑dive assessments of internal networks, applications, and cloud infrastructure
- Develop and tune SIEM detections, analytics rules, and alerts based on attack simulations and real incidents together with the Security Operations team
- Validate alert quality, reduce false positives, and improve signal‑to‑noise ratio
- Validate coverage of detections against known TTPs and identify detection gaps
- Support and enhance incident response playbooks, escalation paths, and response automation
- Conduct hypothesis‑driven threat hunts based on attacker tradecraft and threat intelligence