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Platform Security Engineer

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Wallet & Payments Security Solutions Team
The Wallet & Payments Security Solutions team sits at the intersection of developer experience and customer trust, building the foundational security layer that every product in the Apple Pay portfolio depends on. We are a group of security engineers passionate about enabling fast, safe engineering at scale across a modern, Kubernetes-based multi-cloud platform. This role is an opportunity to shape secure-by-default practices across Apple Pay engineering organizations working on Payments, Transit, Access, & Identity products. If you're passionate about security and customer safety, we may have the job for you.
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As a Platform Security Engineer on the Wallet & Payments Security Solutions team, you will design, build, and operate security application frameworks and solutions for a Kubernetes-based developer platform spanning multiple cloud providers. You will partner closely with platform and product engineering teams to embed security into every stage of the development lifecycle, ensuring guardrails never become friction. Your work will directly protect Apple customers and the engineers who build the products they rely on every day. Further, as part of this role, you will frequently collaborate with other security engineers and architects across Apple to identify, define, and design security solutions which elevate the overall security profile of Apple Services.
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- Experience in platform security and/or software engineering experience in infrastructure and application development, or a closely related security engineering discipline
- Experience in Go, Kotlin/Java, and Spring Framework
- Ability to communicate thoughtfully and clearly, both verbally and in writing, to discuss complex technical concepts with diverse audiences, including global teams
- Passion for developer enablement and building "security as a product"
- The tenacity and perseverance to drive a complex project all the way from conception to production
Preferred Qualifications
- BS in Computer Science or equivalent experience/skills in application development and security
- Prior experience contributing to or driving a secure-by-default platform initiative across a large engineering organization
- Experience with Identity and Access management frameworks
- Deep expertise in Kubernetes security, including RBAC, admission control, pod security standards, network policy, and workload identity
- Experience designing and implementing security controls across at least two major cloud providers and not just defining policies
- Experience hardening containers and orchestration: image provenance, admission control, runtime and network policy, service mesh configuration, and clean isolation across microservices
- Experience with Supply Chain Security and optimizing the Vulnerability management loop
- Identity protocols and applied cryptography in practice: OAuth2, OIDC, JWT, SAML, mutual TLS, PKI, encryption, and signing primitives
- Fluency with coding agents and LLM-based development tooling, and judgment about when to trust their output
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