- Uvcyber
- National Harbor, MD
- Full-Time
- 55 days ago
- $135,000 – $150,000
Senior Security Engineer - Crowdstrike.
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Senior Security Engineer - Crowdstrike: our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:This is a senior security engineering role for someone with experience supporting unified security operations across endpoint, SIEM, and related tools.
- The Person:The person will diagnose cross-tool security gaps, support tool integrations and deprecations, help with escalations and onsite tasks, and close detection and reporting gaps across the stack.
- Requirements:The role calls for experience across endpoint, SIEM, and adjacent tools, plus diagnosing and closing detection and reporting gaps, supporting tool integration initiatives, and security automation.
About the role
UltraViolet Cyber is seeking a Senior Security Tools Engineer to support the security tools environment on the Security Tools program. This is a hybrid role based in Oxon Hill, MD, with three days per week onsite. We are seeking a technical resource with experience diagnosing and closing detection and reporting gaps that span multiple security platforms — someone who can work across endpoint, SIEM, and adjacent tools rather than inside a single product. This role will include supporting tool integration initiatives, closing gaps created by tool deprecations or replacements, and supporting security automation across the stack.
The Senior Security Tools Engineer should feel comfortable not only diagnosing cross-tool problems but assisting with escalations and onsite tasks as they arise. We are looking for an experienced engineer who shows initiative and demonstrates strong customer service and communication skills. The candidate will be self-directed, organized, and results-driven. In this role, the candidate will work as a primary technical resource for closing detection and reporting gaps that no single tool can solve on its own.

