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The Copley Consulting Group

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What they do

A Cyber Security Engineer designs systems that protect the security of large databases, including databases with customer information and patient files. Examines client computer systems, identifies weak points in security, develops and implements new systems, monitors and responds to security issues.

$114,173 / year median in North Carolina

+5% projected growth

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Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Security Engineer We are not accepting C2C or 1099 arrangements.
Location:
Charlotte, NC (Open to Zone 2 locations including Charlotte, NC; Irving, TX; Minneapolis, MN; Chandler, AZ; Des Moines, IA; Columbus, OH; Raleigh, NC; San Antonio, TX; Washington, DC) About the Role We are seeking an experienced Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Security Engineer to help scale and secure cloud-native development environments through automated security controls and developer-first enablement. In this role, you will build, operate, and optimize IaC security capabilities using Wiz, integrating security seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines and developer workflows. You will work closely with Application Security, Cloud Engineering, Platform Engineering, and Development teams to identify and prevent infrastructure misconfigurations before deployment. Success in this role requires balancing strong security controls with a frictionless developer experience while maintaining high platform reliability and low operational noise. What You'll DoSecurity Policy Engineering Design, develop, and maintain custom security policies using OPA/Rego to extend IaC security coverage beyond out-of-the-box capabilities. Translate internal security standards, compliance requirements, and cloud governance guardrails into scalable policy-as-code frameworks. Implement version-controlled policy packages and establish governance processes for policy lifecycle management. CI/CD Security Integration Integrate Wiz security scanning into CI/CD platforms including Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, and Jenkins. Implement automated security gates and enforcement strategies using phased rollout models (Report → Warn → Block). Optimize scan performance, concurrency, and developer feedback loops to minimize pipeline impact. Platform Operations & Reliability Monitor and maintain IaC security tooling, ensuring high availability and operational excellence. Manage Wiz CLI upgrades, scanner integrations, policy bundle updates, and CI/CD plugin maintenance. Develop regression testing frameworks to validate policy quality and prevent disruption during changes. Security Findings Management Triage, validate, and prioritize IaC findings across large-scale environments. Reduce false positives through continuous tuning and policy refinement. Automate ownership routing, exception management, and remediation workflows. Maintain compliance evidence, exception records, and audit-ready documentation. Developer Experience & Enablement Enable developers through pull request scanning, local development workflows, and IDE integrations. Provide actionable remediation guidance, reusable templates, and secure coding best practices. Facilitate office hours, training sessions, and support channels to accelerate adoption of secure infrastructure practices. Partner with platform teams to embed security into standardized pipelines and reusable infrastructure modules. Governance & Reporting Integrate with ServiceNow workflows to support ticket synchronization, SLA tracking, and security lifecycle management. Deliver operational metrics and executive reporting, including: Security coverage Policy adoption Block rates Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) False positive trends Exception aging Support audit requests with policy mappings, change records, and governance documentation. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Security, Engineering, or equivalent practical experience. 8+ years of experience in Application Security, Cloud Security, DevSecOps, or related security engineering roles. Hands-on experience securing Terraform and Kubernetes environments. Experience implementing and operating Wiz or comparable cloud security and IaC security platforms. Strong understanding of Policy as Code, including practical experience with OPA/Rego or similar frameworks. Experience integrating security controls within CI/CD pipelines and modern software delivery practices. Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to manage security findings at scale. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a demonstrated ability to influence and enable engineering teams. Preferred Qualifications Experience integrating security workflows with ServiceNow AVR/CVR/ITSM or similar governance platforms. Experience supporting developer tooling and IDE integrations, including VS Code. Cloud certifications such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Professional certifications. HashiCorp Terraform Associate certification. Kubernetes certifications such as CKA or CKAD. Automation and scripting experience using Python, Bash, or PowerShell. Experience building developer-focused security programs within large enterprise environments.
Technologies Cloud Security:
Wiz Infrastructure as
Code:
Terraform, ARM/Bicep, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, Helm CI/CD & Source Control:
Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins Policy as
Code:
OPA, Rego Workflow & Governance:
ServiceNow Automation:
Python, Bash, PowerShell Why Join Us You'll help shape the future of cloud security by building scalable, automated controls that protect critical infrastructure while enabling developers to move quickly and confidently. This role offers significant ownership, cross-functional collaboration, and the opportunity to influence security practices across a large enterprise environment.