Staff Security Operations Enigneer

About the role

As a SOC Security Operations Engineer, you will be part of our global security operations function, responsible for monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to security threats across the company's IT and business systems. You will help build and continuously improve our detection and response capabilities as part of an aligned, follow-the-sun operating model.

Requirements

• Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or above in Cyber security, Computer Science, or a related field, with at least five years hands-on experience in security operations (SOC), incident response, or application security.

• Solid understanding of common attack techniques and defense strategies, with core SOC skills in intrusion detection, malware analysis, log analysis, and threat hunting.

• Familiarity with log and alert analysis across mainstream operating systems, network protocols, cloud platforms, and common security tooling, with the ability to distinguish real attacks from false positives.

• Proven security operations or incident response experience, able to independently perform alert analysis, attack-chain reconstruction, risk classification, remediation recommendations, post-incident reports, and detection-rule tuning.

• Working knowledge of common web security vulnerabilities, with some capability in penetration testing, code review, or interface security testing, able to assess risks in application backends, API gateways, authentication, and data flows.

• Proficiency in Python, able to write security detection scripts, log-analysis scripts, and automation/triage tools.

• Good English or Chinese reading, writing, and communication skills, able to collaborate within cross-regional (Europe / APAC) teams; comfortable with global SOC shift work or cross-time-zone collaboration.

Responsibilities

1. 1

   Key Responsibilities

2. 2

   Take ownership of daily security operations (SOC), establishing and maintaining the processes for risk identification, monitoring, alerting, response, and post-incident review, in support of 7×24 security operations coverage.

3. 3

   Contribute to the security operations roadmap and standards, channeling security risks into a unified operations framework that spans log onboarding, detection rules, alert triage, incident response, knowledge management, and operational metrics.

4. 4

   Carry out ongoing monitoring and triage of security alerts, concentrating on intrusion attempts, malware, anomalous logins, lateral movement, data exfiltration, and privilege abuse.

5. 5

   Develop and run detection and response capabilities, covering detection rules, attack samples, evaluation use cases, response SOPs, and automated remediation workflows, strengthening the SOC's ability to detect, analyze, and close out security incidents.

6. 6

   Carry out pre-production security assessments and operational readiness checks for third-party components, open-source software, and systems about to go live, providing risk conclusions, remediation recommendations, and post-launch monitoring requirements.

7. 7

   Take part in intrusion detection and incident response, carrying out attack-chain reconstruction, impact analysis, forensics, and root-cause analysis, while driving vulnerability remediation and continuous monitoring.

8. 8

   Keep up to date with developments in security offense/defense, threat intelligence, and detection engineering, converting them into operational detection rules, triage logic, and automation capabilities aligned to real SOC scenarios.

9. 9

   Work with application security, data security, platform engineering, IT, and business teams to drive the detection, classification, response, review, and knowledge capture of security incidents, continuously improving security operations maturity and metrics.