Corporate IT and Security Engineer

The Role

We’re looking for our first dedicated Corporate IT and Security Engineer. You’ll own the systems and controls that keep Rowspace secure and productive, from employee devices, identity, SaaS applications, and corporate networks to SOC 2 operations and security incident response.

This is a hands-on role with broad ownership. In a typical week, you might deploy a new device-management policy, automate an onboarding workflow, improve our SSO configuration, harden an office network, resolve a security finding, collect SOC 2 evidence, respond to a customer security questionnaire, or help a team adopt a new AI tool safely.

You’ll build the foundation for how corporate IT and security operate as Rowspace grows. You’ll work across the company and partner closely with Engineering, People, Operations, and external security partners. Engineering will continue to own secure product development. You’ll help establish standards, coordinate testing, assess risks, and track application-security findings through remediation.

What You’ll Do

• Own employee IT across laptops, mobile devices, identity, access, onboarding, and offboarding

• Configure and manage MDM, SSO, endpoint security, email security, and company-wide SaaS applications

• Own corporate network security, including office networks, Wi-Fi, firewalls, DNS, VPNs, segmentation, and zero-trust access

• Maintain an accurate inventory of devices, applications, accounts, licenses, and access

• Build reliable onboarding and offboarding workflows with appropriate access controls

• Run day-to-day security operations, including monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, and remediation

• Manage vulnerability scanning and coordinate remediation across corporate systems, endpoints, networks, and applications

• Own continuous control monitoring, evidence collection, audit preparation, and coordination with external auditors

• Conduct regular access reviews and maintain clear security policies, procedures, and runbooks

• Lead vendor security reviews and help evaluate new software, integrations, and AI tools

• Respond to customer security questionnaires and maintain reusable security and compliance materials

• Partner with Engineering on threat modeling, penetration tests, application-security standards, product security, cloud infrastructure, and customer deployment reviews