Security Analyst

You should have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience along with 2 years of experience in analyzing cyber threats. Additionally, experience in security analysis, security assessment, and risk analysis is required for this role. A preferred qualification for this position includes a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field. You should also have at least 5 years of experience in security operations or assurance, as well as experience in automation and cybersecurity. Experience in conducting security assessments or reviews to assess underlying risk, proficiency in automation, process optimization, and security tools to improve assessment efficiency, and excellent written and verbal communication skills for clear and concise reporting are also preferred. The job role involves working with the Enterprise Security Operations (ESO) team, who manage infrastructure security operations globally across Google using process improvements and automation. The team's work covers all aspects of information security and offers opportunities for growth and deeper investment in various security domains. The Core team is responsible for building the technical foundation behind Google's flagship products. They serve as owners and advocates for the design elements, developer platforms, product components, and infrastructure at Google. The Core team looks across Google's products to create central solutions, remove technical barriers, and enhance existing systems. This team plays a crucial role in driving innovation and impacting important technical decisions across the company. Your responsibilities in this role will include conducting various security reviews and assessments to ensure compliance with enterprise standards, applying security judgment to approve/deny/escalate requests based on risk and policy alignment, collaborating with internal teams, vendors, and business units to provide security guidance and facilitate informed decision-making, identifying and implementing opportunities to automate workflows, streamline processes, and improve operational efficiency, and developing an understanding of Google's internal security frameworks, controls, and policies.,