As a Senior Security Engineer at Truemed, you'll take the lead on achieving SOC2 Type II compliance, handle risk assessments, audits, and streamline governance, risk, and compliance processes. You’ll implement security tooling, develop incident response strategies, and work across teams to enhance our security practices, ensuring our payment and health data remains safe.

To qualify for the Senior Security Engineer role at Truemed, candidates should have over five years of experience in security engineering, compliance, or security operations, with hands-on experience in SOC2 Type II audits. Familiarity with vulnerability management, endpoint security, and experience responding to enterprise security questionnaires is also essential.

Truemed empowers the Senior Security Engineer to own security initiatives, building from the ground up. You will drive the adoption of critical security tools, lead compliance efforts, and proactively implement measures to protect sensitive data, ultimately impacting revenue and organizational trust.

Joining Truemed as a Senior Security Engineer presents a unique growth trajectory. As the first dedicated security hire, you’ll have the chance to establish foundational security practices and potentially transition into a leadership role as the company scales, contributing to both your professional development and the company’s success.

Yes! The Senior Security Engineer position at Truemed is remote-friendly. You’ll have the flexibility to work from anywhere in the U.S., allowing you to collaborate with top-tier engineers while maintaining a work-life balance that works for you.

When answering this question, share specific examples of how you've led or played a significant role in SOC2 Type II audits. Highlight your understanding of the compliance process, what challenges you've faced, and how you overcame them.

A detailed response should include a discussion of tools and strategies you’ve successfully implemented for vulnerability management, such as automated scans, patch management, and regular security reviews. Provide examples to demonstrate your analytical skills.

Discuss your approach to assessing risks and determining priority levels based on impact and urgency. Share your experience in collaborating with stakeholders to align security goals with business objectives.

Provide an overview of your incident response process, sharing real-life examples where you led investigations, coordinated with teams, and implemented modifications to enhance future security measures based on lessons learned.

Outline your vision for establishing a security program, from conducting risk assessments to developing policies and implementing tools. Emphasize adaptability and how you tailor solutions based on specific company needs.

Discuss the frameworks you are familiar with, such as ISO 27001, NIST, or GDPR, and how you’ve applied their principles in previous roles. This demonstrates your knowledge of compliance in security engineering.

Share your strategies for continuous learning in cybersecurity, such as following industry publications, attending conferences, and participating in online forums that keep you informed on emerging threats and best practices.

Mention specific tools like SIEMs, antivirus software, and MDMs that you have successfully implemented, along with the outcomes. Be sure to explain how these tools contributed to fortifying the security infrastructure.

Highlight your experience in conducting training sessions, workshops, or developing communication strategies that raise security awareness across different teams. Share how you’ve encouraged a culture of security within an organization.

Proactively address potential challenges by discussing aspects like integrating security into a growing company or changing regulatory environments. Explain how you’ve successfully navigated similar situations in previous roles.