Senior Application Security Engineer

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Dahl Consulting is currently partnering with a global company in the food industry.

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This company is hiring a Senior Application Security Engineer for a permanent role! Interested?

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Worksite Locations:Wayzata, MN (Hybrid – 2–3 days/week on-site preferred) or Atlanta, GA

Compensation: $160,000-$170,000 annually

What you’ll do as the Senior Application Security Engineer:

Serve as the technical security partner to application development and DevOps teams across the business

Write and review secure code in Python (Flask) and React.js during proactive security engagements

Build and integrate security controls into CI/CD pipelines using Terraform, Ansible, and other tools

Lead integration, management, and optimization of security tooling (SAST, SCA, DAST, container security, secret detection)

Conduct threat modeling, architecture reviews, and code-level security assessments

Define and champion secure coding standards; review PRs and deliver training

Work with cloud engineers to implement secure-by-default AWS infrastructure

Lead security automation initiatives across the SDLC

Identify, patch, and coach others on fixing security issues in codebases

What you’ll bring to the Senior Application Security Engineer role:

15+ years of combined experience in software engineering, DevOps, and/or application security roles

Proficiency in Python (Flask) and React.js with secure development experience

Deep understanding of AWS security services (IAM, KMS, Security Hub, etc.)

Expertise with Terraform, Ansible, and CI/CD pipeline automation

In-depth knowledge of application security principles (OWASP Top 10, etc.)

Experience with tools such as Checkmarx, SonarQube, Snyk, Wiz, GitGuardian

Strong communication and collaboration across engineering and business units

Experience mentoring or coaching developers in secure practices