Tesla
Other car companies have talked for years about a future of "connected cars." At Tesla, we make it happen. We regularly send over-the-air software updates to our Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Model Y fleet, seamlessly delivering new features and improvements to our customers. Our mobile applications allow customers to interact with their cars via real-time, low-latency two-way communication. We also build tools for our internal sales, delivery, and service teams. We are building “a machine that builds a machine”. To this end, information, endpoint, and product security is of the utmost importance. The Endpoint Security Team is responsible for curating, deploying, and managing industry-standard security policies to Tesla’s managed fleet of endpoints (Windows) in Tesla Corporate, Retail, and Manufacturing environments. As an Endpoint Security Engineer, you will work very closely with the Vulnerability Management, Desktop Engineering, Incident Response & Detection, and Tesla Manufacturing teams and act as a “bridge” connecting InfoSec and other Security Engineering teams. You will represent the InfoSec team’s vision and mission while making sure all new and existing security policies are continuously reviewed and enforced across all managed devices. We are looking for an Engineer with specialized knowledge and experience with managing security policy and principals across a large enterprise that reflect a security-first perspective to ensure the most secure, yet usable, computing environment.