Endpoint Security Engineer

As an Endpoint Security Engineer at Schwab, your primary responsibilities include engineering and implementing endpoint security solutions, such as EDR and DLP. You'll collaborate with various teams to ensure secure endpoints, support the configuration of security tools, and participate in technical cross-functional sessions to enhance our cybersecurity posture.

To qualify for the Endpoint Security Engineer position at Schwab, candidates should have more than seven years of progressive experience in cybersecurity, with at least three years focused specifically on endpoint security. A Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is also required. Relevant certifications like CISSP or CISM are preferred.

Schwab is committed to the professional development of its Endpoint Security Engineers by offering a supportive culture that empowers employees. This includes access to training programs, tuition reimbursement, and opportunities for hands-on experience in state-of-the-art cybersecurity projects, ensuring that you grow alongside the organization.

In your role as an Endpoint Security Engineer at Schwab, you will work with a range of tools, including EDR, anti-malware, DLP, and device control technologies. You'll also engage with automation tools to optimize security processes and contribute to architecture solutions that strengthen our cybersecurity framework.

The work culture for Endpoint Security Engineers at Schwab is collaborative and innovation-focused. Employees are encouraged to challenge the status quo, bring new ideas, and work in a hybrid environment that balances in-person collaboration with remote flexibility. A strong emphasis is placed on teamwork, development, and making a tangible impact on the finance industry.

Highlight your hands-on experience with various endpoint security technologies, mentioning specific tools like EDR and DLP. Discuss any projects where you've implemented or optimized these technologies, and explain the impact your actions had on the organization’s security posture.

When addressing endpoint security issues, I typically begin with a systematic approach: assessing the nature of the issue, gathering logs and data, diagnosing the problem, implementing a solution, and finally documenting the incidents. I believe collaboration with other teams is essential to resolve complex challenges efficiently.

I stay updated on the latest cybersecurity threats by following reputable industry blogs, participating in webinars, attending conferences, and being part of professional forums. I also read whitepapers and engage with cybersecurity communities to share insights and learn from peers.

One instance I can share is when I led a project to implement a new EDR solution. By conducting a thorough gap analysis, I identified vulnerabilities and developed a strategy for deployment that improved our threat detection capability by 40%. This not only enhanced security but also reduced response times significantly.

I believe in maintaining open lines of communication and establishing clear objectives when working with cross-functional teams. Regular check-ins and collaborative sessions help in understanding diverse perspectives and achieving our shared goals effectively.

In my endpoint security role, I primarily apply Agile methodologies, particularly SCRUM paired with Lean principles. This allows me to adapt quickly to changes and foster continuous improvement in security processes while delivering high-value outcomes for the organization.

I prioritize my tasks by assessing their impact on security and business operations, aligning them with organizational goals, and utilizing risk management techniques. By maintaining a flexible mindset, I'm able to adapt my priorities as new threats or projects arise.

I have extensive experience addressing regulatory compliance requirements in endpoint security, ensuring that all implemented solutions align with standards such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. I routinely conduct audits, develop compliance reports, and work closely with stakeholders to maintain adherence.

I document security processes and procedures by creating detailed guides that include step-by-step instructions, configuration details, and best practices. I ensure that this documentation is regularly updated, easily accessible, and shared with team members to promote knowledge transfer.

Certainly! I once led an automation project that streamlined the deployment of endpoint security configurations. By scripting repetitive tasks, we decreased deployment time by 50% and reduced human error, allowing our team to focus on more strategic security initiatives.