helping Microsoft team Engineer 2/Security Incident
Service Engineer 2/Security Incident Response Core Services Engineering builds and manages the critical products and services that Microsoft runs on. We boldly pursue big ideas that power transformational advances at Microsoft and for our customers, while helping Microsoft teams work smarter, faster and more securely every day. Core Services Engineering employees have deep technical and business expertise, customer insights, and a clear point of view that comes from first-hand, large-scale experience with Microsoft and industry solutions. We are engineers, technology leaders and experts, digital transformation change agents, and customer advocates. We have exciting opportunities for you to innovate, influence, transform, inspire and grow within our organization and we encourage you to apply to learn more! We are looking for a security engineer to work in a highly collaborative, dynamic environment within the team responsible for security incident response at Microsoft. You will focus on
Triage incidents and events for direct action and resolution Technical analysis to determine impact and action plans Coordinate appropriate response activities across teams or directly with stakeholders to remediate potential threats Develop playbooks for improved process and information sharing across teams Initiative and project related support to provide Security Operations and Incident Response perspective and subject matter expertise Some after-hours responsibilities and escalations
Knowledge, experience and skills required: A minimum of Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business or a related field, or alternative educations, skills, and/or practical experience is required Demonstrated experience in computer security related disciplines, including but not limited to the following subject areas: software vulnerabilities and exploitation, host forensics, malware analysis, network traffic analysis, Insider Threat and web-focused security topics. Knowledgeable about modern security related subjects and trends, for example, Advanced Persistent Threat (APT), rootkits,