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Principal Platform & Security Engineer
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Red Bull GmbH
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The global Red Bull Digital Products & Services technology team is responsible for building, launching, and maintaining cutting-edge technology solutions that support all global consumer-facing digital products. These include streaming platforms such as Red Bull TV, mobile apps and games, RedBull.com, and other initiatives that advance the brand by staying at the forefront of emerging technologies. The Principal Platform & Security Engineer is responsible for defining, evolving, and protecting the technical foundations of Red Bull's U.S.-based Global Digital Products & Services portfolio. This role operates horizontally across product pillars, including the Streaming Platform, Wings for Life World Run, and the Digital Products Studio, which focuses on native applications and emerging technologies. The Principal Platform & Security Engineer ensures that teams can move quickly without fragmenting infrastructure or increasing risk, and without compromising security, reliability, or brand trust. In addition, this role works in close partnership with the Austria-based Global Digital Products & Services Platform, as well as the MIT and IT teams, to align on shared standards, architectural principles, security, and long-term platform strategy across regions. This position will lead efforts to assess, consolidate, and mature the current U.S. platform landscape across multiple cloud providers, establishing consistent standards for resource management, access control, and operational visibility as the foundation for future growth. As engineering teams adopt AI-assisted development tools and agent-based coding workflows, this role defines the guardrails, automation, and platform capabilities required to safely scale both human- and AI-driven engineering across multiple products, teams, and geographies.