Security Engineer – Research Infrastructure
resolution · Berkeley
Job description
About the role
You will be the security architect for Resolution’s research pipeline, defining secure practices across multiple cloud environments and ensuring CI/CD, automated research agents, and large‑scale compute are protected by default.
Key responsibilities
- Build security guardrails into CI/CD pipelines, ensuring every deployment is automatically scanned, verified and compliant.
- Implement "Compliance as Code" for IaC, automating audit and enforcement of security configurations across AWS, GCP and neocloud footprints.
- Establish provenance and integrity systems for code and dependencies, including signing, SBOM generation and vulnerability management.
- Design zero‑trust network segmentation and identity management for multi‑cloud high‑compute research clusters, and develop data‑handling protocols for pre‑publication research and model weights.
Required profile
- Seasoned security engineer who writes code and has deep experience with Terraform, Kubernetes and CI/CD tools.
- Experience managing security across multiple cloud providers (AWS, GCP, neoclouds) and securing ephemeral, high‑compute research clusters.
- Pragmatic approach to modern software supply chains and understanding of AI‑driven development risks.
- Ability to explain complex security trade‑offs to researchers and scientists.
Required skills
- Terraform
- Kubernetes
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- AWS
- GCP
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Berkeley