We are looking for a hands-on Senior DevSecOps Engineer to help build secure, scalable, and reliable cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes platforms, and CI/CD pipelines. You will work closely with engineering and platform teams to integrate security into the software delivery lifecycle and make secure-by-default practices easy to adopt.
The role combines DevSecOps, cloud security, infrastructure automation, Kubernetes security, and software supply-chain security, with a strong focus on practical engineering and automation.
Project Details
Start: ASAP
Project duration: 12 months+
Locations: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico
Working hours: EST business hours
English: B2+
Responsibilities
Integrate security into cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and developer self-service workflows.
Design and implement secure-by-default patterns for IAM, workload identity, secrets management, network security, infrastructure as code, application deployment, and workload protection.
Assess the current security landscape, identify gaps and risks,



and establish scalable security practices within DevOps and platform teams.
Build automated, risk-based security guardrails across source control, container builds, infrastructure changes, and application deployments using policy-as-code.
Strengthen Kubernetes, container, and software supply-chain security, including cluster configuration, workload isolation, ingress, admission controls, runtime protection, dependency management, SBOMs, artifact signing, and build provenance.
Partner with engineering teams to identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations across cloud, Kubernetes, and CI/CD environments.
Support security incident response across infrastructure and delivery systems, including investigation, containment, recovery, and post-incident improvements.
Translate security, regulatory, and audit requirements into practical and maintainable engineering controls.
Create automation, document

📌 Senior DevSecOps Engineer (México)
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