Summary
Threat Modeler
Location: Irving, TX or Jersey City, NJ or Tampa, FL FTE
Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
Technical skills:
- Expected to have two to five years of experience in several of the following:
- • IT experience minimum of 6 years with minimum of 4 years Cybersecurity/Information Security – must have.
- • Threat Modeling (STRIDE, PASTA, Attack trees, tooling, Attack) – must have demonstrated experience.
- • Experience working in a cybersecurity role – must have.
- • Security practices pertaining to authentication, authorization, logging/monitoring, encryption, infrastructure security, network/segmentation – must have.
- • Scripting languages, Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation) – must have.
- • Jira or other ticketing systems – must have.
- • Design and review technical architectures – must have.
- • Strong proficiency in Programming Languages, with a preference for Python (asynchronous programming), and FastAPI (must have).
- • Unit Testing: Developing and executing unit tests using frameworks like Pytest to ensure code quality (must have).
- • Ensure all software platforms adhere to Citi's security standards and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes (must have).
- • Identifying vulnerabilities using CWE or OWASP.
- • Operating systems and their hardening.
- • Development concepts (such as: CICD, Pipelines, SDLC).
- • Cloud Development Kit (CDK), GitOps.
- • Operating in a DevOps / agile team structure.
- • Understanding of docker/K8S/serverless/helm.
- • Support or perform pen testing.
- • Snowflake/MongoDB/Terraform Cloud/GitHub/Databricks.
- • Karat Assessment (Python focus) is required for consideration.
Roles & Responsibilities
• Threat Modeling using a documented process.
• Development of automation tools as required.
• Maintain a high standard of work in identifying threats and specifying mitigating controls.
• Attending to the lifecycle of identified threats and controls.
• Delivery of threat models and supporting tasks within existing timeframes.
• Provide feedback, support, and improvements to the existing threat modeling process.
• Present work to seniors, the team, and other technical teams.
• Work with little supervision to complete work
• Develop, test, and deploy secure and efficient Python-based applications, adhering to established SDLC processes and quality standards.
Job Description
Threat Modeler
Location: Irving, TX or Jersey City, NJ or Tampa, FL FTE
Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
Technical skills:
- Expected to have two to five years of experience in several of the following:
- • IT experience minimum of 6 years with minimum of 4 years Cybersecurity/Information Security – must have.
- • Threat Modeling (STRIDE, PASTA, Attack trees, tooling, Attack) – must have demonstrated experience.
- • Experience working in a cybersecurity role – must have.
- • Security practices pertaining to authentication, authorization, logging/monitoring, encryption, infrastructure security, network/segmentation – must have.
- • Scripting languages, Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation) – must have.
- • Jira or other ticketing systems – must have.
- • Design and review technical architectures – must have.
- • Strong proficiency in Programming Languages, with a preference for Python (asynchronous programming), and FastAPI (must have).
- • Unit Testing: Developing and executing unit tests using frameworks like Pytest to ensure code quality (must have).
- • Ensure all software platforms adhere to Citi's security standards and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes (must have).
- • Identifying vulnerabilities using CWE or OWASP.
- • Operating systems and their hardening.
- • Development concepts (such as: CICD, Pipelines, SDLC).
- • Cloud Development Kit (CDK), GitOps.
- • Operating in a DevOps / agile team structure.
- • Understanding of docker/K8S/serverless/helm.
- • Support or perform pen testing.
- • Snowflake/MongoDB/Terraform Cloud/GitHub/Databricks.
- • Karat Assessment (Python focus) is required for consideration.
Roles & Responsibilities
• Threat Modeling using a documented process.
• Development of automation tools as required.
• Maintain a high standard of work in identifying threats and specifying mitigating controls.
• Attending to the lifecycle of identified threats and controls.
• Delivery of threat models and supporting tasks within existing timeframes.
• Provide feedback, support, and improvements to the existing threat modeling process.
• Present work to seniors, the team, and other technical teams.
• Work with little supervision to complete work
• Develop, test, and deploy secure and efficient Python-based applications, adhering to established SDLC processes and quality standards.
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