Incident Response Engineer
Snowflake · US-CA-Bay Area-Remote
Big Tech AIremote$143k–$206k
At a glance
Highlights
- Pair autonomous AI agents with human judgment to contain threats faster.
- Lead critical security investigations as Incident Commander end to end.
- Help redefine incident response at scale for cloud and AI footprint.
Ideal candidate
AI-native, low-ego problem solver who thrives in fast-moving environments and experiments rapidly. Passionate about reinventing incident response with AI agents and protecting large-scale data platforms.
Requirements
- 2+ years of relevant experience in incident response or security operations preferred
- Strong experience in incident response, security investigations, and running incidents as Incident Commander
- Advanced experience using security stack capabilities (EDR, SIEM, SOAR, DLP) across endpoints, identity, SaaS and cloud workloads
- Deep familiarity with AI/LLM tooling, security copilots, and AI-driven telemetry to accelerate investigations
- Knowledge of securing frontier AI infrastructure, including model training and serving pipelines and AI agent permissions
- Proven ability to detect and respond to modern AI-driven attacks
- Proficiency in Python to build automated orchestration pipelines and enrich security alerts
- Expert-level understanding of cloud security architectures (AWS, GCP, or Azure) and container isolation (Docker, Kubernetes)
- Ability to translate incident findings and root-cause analysis into tactical fixes and long-term security objectives
- Ability to perform static and dynamic malware analysis using sandbox environments and AI-assisted tools
Lab profile
About Snowflake
Cloud data platform for storage, analytics, data sharing, and enterprise AI workloads.
What they build
- Snowflake Data Cloud
- Data warehousing and data lakes
- Snowpark developer framework
Known for
- Elastic scalable cloud architecture
- Secure governance and data sharing
- Multi-cloud analytics and AI
Key facts
- Founded in 2012
- Headquartered in Bozeman, Montana
- Public company (NYSE: SNOW)
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