As a Corporate Security Engineer at OnePay, your primary responsibilities will include designing and enhancing the corporate security infrastructure, configuring and managing authentication policies, overseeing network security, and troubleshooting complex Okta-related issues. You will also work on integrating devices and managing mobile devices, developing security frameworks, and creating custom roles and permission sets, aligning security initiatives with business objectives and ensuring compliance throughout the organization.

To be successful in the Corporate Security Engineer role at OnePay, candidates are required to have at least 5 years of IT experience focusing on security, access management, and system administration. Strong hands-on experience with Okta administration, workflows, and identity management is crucial, alongside proficiency in infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform and experience with mobile device management solutions.

OnePay is committed to the professional development of its employees, including Corporate Security Engineers. We provide opportunities for growth through flexible time off, a remote-friendly environment, and competitive compensation packages. Additionally, we foster an inclusive culture where your contributions are recognized and valued, encouraging our employees to pursue continuous learning and skill advancement.

As a Corporate Security Engineer at OnePay, you will work primarily with Okta for identity management, as well as Terraform for infrastructure-as-code. Additionally, you will engage with several tools related to mobile device management, API integrations, and endpoint security, ensuring that our security framework remains robust and responsive within our dynamic operational environment.

At OnePay, we understand the importance of a healthy work-life balance, especially for a Corporate Security Engineer who plays a vital role within the company. Our flexible time off policy, remote work opportunities, and supportive culture are designed to ensure our employees can focus not only on their work but also on their personal well-being and interests outside of the office.

Certainly! I have extensive hands-on experience with Okta, where I've configured authentication policies, managed workflows, and integrated various corporate SaaS applications. During interviews, I would detail specific projects where I enhanced security settings or resolved complex issues related to Okta to showcase my problem-solving abilities.

Balancing security with business objectives involves continuous communication with stakeholders and understanding their requirements. I would explain my approach which includes risk assessments, prioritizing security measures that facilitate business goals, and ensuring that security enhancements do not hinder productivity, showcasing my proficiency in aligning security frameworks strategically with business needs.

My troubleshooting strategy for Okta-related issues involves a systematic approach: identifying the problem scope, reviewing logs for anomalies, consulting documentation, and collaborating with colleagues if needed. I would provide examples from my previous roles where I successfully identified and resolved technical challenges to illustrate my capability in this area.

Absolutely! I have implemented automation using Terraform for infrastructure-as-code which allowed for quicker deployments and reduced human error. In interviews, I would give specific examples where automation not only improved security posture but also resulted in efficiencies that benefited the organization.

In my previous roles, I managed mobile device security by implementing comprehensive mobile device management (MDM) solutions, ensuring all devices adhered to strict security protocols. During an interview, I would focus on specific metrics, such as decreased incidents or increased compliance rates, to substantiate my experience.

I believe in using analogies and simple language to convey complex ideas. For example, I might compare security layers to a multi-tiered fortress where each layer protects against different threats. I would discuss my past experiences where I successfully educated team members and stakeholders, ensuring they understood critical security concepts without feeling overwhelmed by jargon.

I adhere to several security best practices, such as regular audits of security settings, implementing multi-factor authentication, and continuous monitoring of user access and permissions. I would outline a particular case in an interview where these best practices significantly mitigated risk or improved the company’s overall security posture.

I stay current by attending industry conferences, participating in relevant online forums, and reading articles from trusted technology publications and blogs. In a discussion, I would mention specific resources I've utilized, showcasing my commitment to ongoing education and staying abreast of the latest trends in cybersecurity.

In one of my previous roles, I led a project to integrate a new third-party vendor into our network under strict security compliance. I would describe the challenges faced, such as coordinating among various stakeholders and ensuring minimal disruptions, while ultimately attaining a successful integration that enhanced our service offerings.

I believe that biggest threats include phishing attacks, ransomware, and vulnerabilities arising from cloud services. In an interview, I would illustrate my point by discussing these threats, their potential impact, and the proactive measures I've taken to protect against them.