Looking for a Security Engineer job? We currently track 3 446 open positions, 3 298 of them fresh, from 1 575 different employers. Most openings are posted in the US, the UK and Poland. Among postings that state a work format, 41% are fully remote (35% of all open jobs). 66% of the jobs link straight to the company's own career site, so you apply without a middleman. Below: which levels are hiring, what skills postings ask for and how to get through screening.
Few Junior roles — 3%; the usual way in is an adjacent role
Of 2 040 postings that name a level, Junior — 3%, Middle — 4%, Senior — 61%, Lead+ — 31%.
✔ — in 25%+ of postings, ○ — often listed as a plus
Share of open postings that mention each skill: AWS — 26%, Python — 20%, Azure — 15%, GCP — 11%, Kubernetes — 10%, LLM — 8%.
Open positions by employer country; remote roles are often open to other countries too.
Where the openings come from: 66% from company career sites (direct apply), 30% from job boards, 4% from Telegram channels.
Questions Security Engineer candidates ask — answered from today's openings.
3 446 open positions, 3 298 of them fresh, from 1 575 different employers. The count is refreshed every day from company career sites, job boards and Telegram channels.
Median salary is about $11,275/mo (range $7,250–$15,000), based on market postings (322 data points).
41% of postings with a stated format are fully remote. The most openings are in the US, the UK and Poland; check each posting for the countries or time zones it accepts.
Few: Junior is only 3% of postings that name a level, and 92% are Senior or Lead. A common way in is an adjacent role or an internal move after a year or two in the field.
The skills that appear in a large share of postings: AWS. Often listed as a plus: Python, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes.
66% of openings are published on company career sites — applying there reaches the hiring team directly. Zorky collects them together with job boards and Telegram channels on this page and refreshes the list daily.