Security Engineer, Dropbox

• 2-4 years of combined experience in either incident response, threat intelligence, threat hunting, or cybercrime investigations
• Experience in one or more information security domains: threat Intelligence analysis and research - security monitoring/detection and incident response - security architectures, principles, and assessment methodologies - network and operating systems security - development of security tooling
• Technical domain knowledge with Linux, Windows, or MacOS based systems - network infrastructure - cloud products (e.g. AWS, GCP, Azure)
• Demonstrated proficiency in tooling development or automation scripting

Desirable

• Dropbox Threat Intelligence leverages data-driven insights to understand and counteract potential threats to Dropbox and its users. By analyzing attack patterns and threat actors, we provide actionable intelligence that supports the business in fortifying defences and enhancing security resilience
• In this role you will investigate critical threats to Dropbox and our customers, profiling threat actors and uncovering the actions, techniques and objectives of these malicious actors. We ensure trust in the Dropbox platform by protecting all users interactions with our products
• You will analyze telemetry data to identify signals indicative of malicious activity and abuse
• You will help enhance our capabilities by formulating new analytic techniques and working across teams to drive the supporting capabilities
• You’ll leverage your understanding of current cybercrime and fraud actor TTPs, experience working with API, network, and host based indicators and scripting expertise to help automate recurring tasks
• Research and analyze evolving threats to anticipate future risks
• Provide deep analytic reports to help business units anticipate and mitigate risks
• Build and maintain strong partnerships with internal stakeholders and external threat intelligence networks to facilitate the exchange of critical information
• Pursue actionable intelligence on cybercrime threats as they relate to Dropbox
• Build and support team automation and investigation tools
• Many teams at Dropbox run Services with on-call rotations, which entails being available for calls during both core and non-core business hours
• If a team has an on-call rotation, all engineers on the team are expected to participate in the rotation as part of their employment