Engineer II - Endpoint Protection Security

Role overview

Security engineering and platform ownership

• Design, implement, and evolve scalable, resilient enterprise endpoint security capabilities aligned with security and business objectives.
• Act as a subject matter expert for endpoint protection technologies, including EDR, anti-malware, FIM, security automation, and threat intelligence platforms.
• Ensure endpoint security solutions have operational processes, integrations, documentation, and governance for enterprise adoption.
• Drive platform maturity and operational efficiency using automation, scripting, engineering practices, and continuous improvement.

Technical delivery and stakeholders

• Lead or contribute to complex technical initiatives by defining requirements, assessing risks, evaluating solution options, and delivering outcomes.
• Work with architects, engineers, and technology stakeholders to assess current capabilities and recommend future-state solutions.
• Coordinate technical priorities, dependencies, risks, and stakeholder communications to support delivery.
• Partner with security operations, threat intelligence, red team, blue team, threat hunting, and other technology teams.
• Advise governance, compliance, audit, operational risk, and regulatory stakeholders on endpoint security technologies and controls.
• Support vendor engagements, technology evaluations, business cases, RFI/RFP activities, service reviews, and contract discussions.

Technical leadership

• Coordinate and guide a small team of engineers, provide technical guidance and mentorship, review solution approaches, and support delivery of engineering priorities.
• Maintain awareness of emerging threats, technologies, and industry trends to identify ways to strengthen security capabilities.

Pay details

• The listed base pay range is CAD $96,900–$136,800; the source does not specify a pay cadence.

Hours

• The posting lists 37.5 hours.

Requirements

• The role is described as senior-level and requires hands-on engineering, design, delivery, operational effectiveness, and continuous improvement of endpoint security capabilities.
• Deep technical expertise in endpoint protection technologies, including EDR, anti-malware, FIM, security automation, threat intelligence, and related security platforms.
• Ability to provide technical leadership, coordinate and guide a small team of engineers, and influence technical direction across stakeholders and technology teams.
• Ability to deliver complex technical projects by defining requirements, assessing risks, developing solution options, and meeting business and security objectives.