Senior/Lead SecOps Engineer

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Europe, EMEA, Ukraine

We are seeking a Senior/Lead SecOps Engineer with strong expertise in software supply chain security to enhance our security posture around Software Bill of Materials and related tooling. This 4-6 month engagement focuses on defining security requirements, evaluating and implementing solutions, and enabling the engineering team through best practices and training. Responsibilities Assess the security and compliance landscape for SBOM, ensuring alignment with industry best practices and regulatory requirements Conduct in-depth assessments of existing and emerging security tools, identifying optimal solutions for SBOM generation, vulnerability detection, and supply chain risk management Define security requirements and strategy for SBOM-related tooling and processes Architect, integrate, and optimize security solutions within CI/CD pipelines, ensuring automation and efficiency Minimize friction for engineering teams while implementing supply chain security solutions Lead training and mentoring sessions to drive adoption of security tools Cultivate a security-first mindset across the engineering organization Establish long-term best practices for software supply chain security Requirements 3+ years of experience in SecOps, DevSecOps, or Security Engineering, with a strong focus on software supply chain security and secure development practices Understanding of SBOM frameworks such as SPDX and CycloneDX and their role in securing software dependencies and mitigating supply chain risks Hands-on experience with security tooling, including SCA, SAST, and container security Expertise in CI/CD security automation Capability to design and implement scalable security solutions, balancing risk mitigation with engineering efficiency Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to evaluate complex security challenges and define pragmatic, high-impact solutions English proficiency at B2 level or higherThis offer from "EPAM Systems" has been enriched by Jobgether.com and got a 0% flex score.

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