Lead - Product Security

Company: Fortinet
Location: Sunnyvale
Posted on: May 16, 2022

Job Description:

The Product Security Incident Response Team is looking for a Team Leader for the Product Security Engineer team to manage the team handling Product Security related incidents, and to perform vulnerability research on Fortinet products.

The ideal candidate will have experience in reviewing and auditing large possible implications of defects, undefined behavior, and fault conditions therein.

Duties
Manage a team of product security engineers as part of a follow the sun global team, coordinating resources and ensure that that PSIRT tickets are being managed in a timely and professional manner.
Find, research and report unknown vulnerabilities in products via automated and manual source code auditing methods.
Search for code pattern similarities by semantic and variant analysis.
Conduct program analysis via instrumentation and fuzzing.
Provide support in the handling of incidents involving vulnerability disclosure.
Devise proof of concept exploitations as concrete means of demonstrating issues to development.
Follow and assist the development of the remediating changes in the code.

Skills
Strong people management skills.
Good understanding of Fortinet products line-up, solid security background, in-depth understanding of asymmetric cryptography, scripting knowledge, high proficiency in C language, must be detail oriented and able to follow processes thoroughly.
Solid security background, in-depth understanding of cryptography and protection schemes.
High proficiency with C/C++ languages, the POSIX/Linux/Unix programming environment, scripting languages.
Familiarity with the most important and modern aspects of web security.
Must be comfortable with debuggers and debugging tools.
Good English language writing and communication skills are a must.

Education
Bachelor degree in any Engineering or Scientific discipline or equivalent.

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