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Be a part of the team that is instrumental in constructing one of Microsoft's most exciting security solutions, and work on an innovative new product. In an era of increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks, the Microsoft Security Exposure Management security suite has emerged as a vital tool for enterprises, enabling them to identify, scrutinize, counter advanced breaches and data intrusions within their networks and manage their security posture.
Job Responsibility:
Analyze and research security controls, attackers’ techniques and anomalous patterns
Explore massive amounts of data to come up with new security posture insights, which can then be translated into security recommendations for our customers
Work together with the different engineering teams to develop the code to support the research findings
Collaborate with multiple product teams to design sensors, implement discovery & detection logics and validate their effectiveness using a data-driven approach
Collaborate with data science teams to understand and identify detection gaps, capabilities, assumptions and improvements
Collaborate with other teams across Microsoft and come up with innovative ideas which should be part of future versions of the product
Requirements:
At least 4+ years of experience in security research
Experience skills in C, Python, or .NET
Ability to turn research insights into high-quality production code
Experience leading features end-to-end from design and implementation to testing, deployment, and long-term ownership
B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience (including service in elite technology units)
Nice to have:
Ability to collaborate effectively across teams and disciplines, with strong interpersonal and communication skills
Experience in data analysis and data-driven research methodologies
Track record of contributing to the security community through research papers, blog posts, talks, or other publications