Dice Cyber Space Technologies LLC Seeks Cloud Security Engineers Amid Growing Demand
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- •Cyber Space Technologies LLC is hiring for two Google Cloud security roles.
- •The Platform Compliance & Security Engineer role focuses on data protection and regulatory compliance.
- •The Platform Engineer position emphasizes building and securing cloud platforms.
Cyber Space Technologies LLC is actively hiring for two roles focused on Google Cloud Platform security and compliance. The Platform Compliance & Security Engineer position emphasizes governance, data protection, and regulatory compliance, requiring expertise in Google Cloud, Python, and Terraform. The role aims to enforce security policies and manage sensitive data lifecycles in compliance with standards like ISO 27001 and GDPR. The second role, Platform Engineer, focuses on building and securing cloud platforms, requiring skills in IAM, networking, and CI/CD. Both positions reflect the increasing need for robust cloud security measures as organizations migrate to cloud environments. The job postings highlight the company's mission to empower businesses with effective operational decisions through skilled personnel solutions.
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