Security & Infrastructure Engineer
US$160,000 – US$220,000 / yr base salary
Posted 10 Oct 2026
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- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- On-Site
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | US$160,000 – US$220,000 / yr |
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About PointOne
PointOne builds infrastructure for the legal industry, powering timekeeping and billing systems used by law firms and government agencies.
We build and operate systems that process the most confidential data for institutions working on the most sensitive matters. Security for us is a strategic priority.
We’re hiring a senior engineer to own the security, scalability, and cost efficiency of our AWS environment.
The Role
Let’s start with what this isn’t:
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Not a GRC or paperwork-heavy compliance role
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Not a vulnerability-scanning-only position
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Not a “turn on GuardDuty and call it done” role
You will be shaping critical systems and making architectural decisions that materially affect risk and resilience.
This is a hands-on engineering role at the intersection of security, cloud architecture, and platform optimization.
You will harden our AWS infrastructure, reduce blast radius, eliminate unnecessary exposure, and ensure our systems scale efficiently and securely.
What You'll Own
Infrastructure Security
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Design and enforce least-privilege IAM across services
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Implement permission boundaries and SCP strategy
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Reduce attack surface across networking and service exposure
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Improve secrets management and KMS key segmentation
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Lead threat modeling across core systems
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Design blast-radius containment strategies
Detection & Response
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Strengthen logging, monitoring, and anomaly detection
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Ensure logs are immutable and auditable
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Build and test incident response playbooks
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Review new infrastructure designs for security risks
Scale & Cost
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Optimize AWS architecture for reliability and efficiency
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Improve Lambda/SQS concurrency and scaling patterns
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Evaluate and improve RDS scaling strategy
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Drive principled tradeoffs between isolation, performance, and cost