Staff Security Engineer, Pomelo Care

• You have a strong track record of making organizations measurably safer. That track record is risks you've closed, not tickets you've opened
• You can tell signal from noise, and you spend your time on the risks that actually move the needle
• You're a builder first: 7+ years of software engineering with production-grade code under your belt (Kotlin, Java, Python, Go, C# or similar)
• You have real security depth — threat modeling, identity and auth flows, the OWASP Top 10, cloud and supply-chain security
• When something's wrong, your instinct is to understand the actual threat and build the most direct fix — not to go shopping for a product that claims to handle it
• You're looking for room to own more over time — and you're the type to take it, not wait for it

Desirable

• Our engineering team is the engine behind our innovative virtual care platform, building AI-powered solutions that fundamentally transform care delivery and create exceptional experiences for both patients and clinicians. If you're passionate about using technology to effect real, tangible good in the world, we'd love to meet you
• Security at Pomelo is an engineering problem. This role owns the execution side — the controls, automation, and code that actually reduce risk — with a lot of latitude to decide what matters and ship it. A separate compliance team owns policy and audit; you build the things that make us safer
• This role reports to VP of Engineering and can be based anywhere in the continental US
• Own security problems end to end: navigate ambiguity to decide what matters, build it, ship it independently
• Find the real risks and build the most direct controls that take them off the table
• Build secure-by-default libraries, guardrails, and tooling so dozens of engineers can move fast without footguns
• Define and implement strict least-privilege guardrails across all services to safeguard sensitive patient information and health metrics
• Harden developer machines to minimize the risk of supply chain attacks and Whatever Comes Next from AI
• Partner with compliance to turn control objectives into real controls, and help focus effort on the requirements that genuinely reduce risk and unlock new commercial opportunities (HITRUST, health plan requirements, etc.)