Security Intake Automation Engineer
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Job description
Marlabs, a global AI and Digital Solutions Consulting firm, delivers intelligent solutions across AI, data, analytics, and product engineering. Since 2000, we have partnered with some of the largest healthcare, life sciences, financial services, and government organizations worldwide. As we continue to expand our global footprint, we have an exciting opportunity for a highly skilled Security Intake Automation Engineer to join our innovative and dynamic team.
Security Intake Automation Engineer | About You
As a Security Intake Automation Engineer, you will play a key role in modernizing and automating security intake and assessment processes across the organization. You will design integrations, automate workflows, improve data quality, and support AI-assisted solutions that streamline how security requests are captured, enriched, routed, and tracked. The ideal candidate combines strong automation and integration expertise with data engineering, problem-solving, and stakeholder collaboration skills to deliver scalable and reliable solutions in a fast-paced security environment.
Security Intake Automation Engineer | Day-to-Day
- Design, develop, and maintain integrations between enterprise systems and work-tracking platforms to support automated security intake and triage processes.
- Build and enhance workflow automation solutions for request routing, data enrichment, notifications, status updates, reporting, and operational efficiency.
- Develop and support AI-assisted workflows, including prompt design, workflow orchestration, and governance controls that ensure appropriate human review.
- Analyze, reconcile, cleanse, and standardize data across multiple systems while implementing validation and monitoring processes to maintain data quality.
- Troubleshoot and resolve integration, automation, and workflow issues, ensuring reliable operation through monitoring, error handling, and proactive support.
- Collaborate with security, engineering, and business stakeholders to define requirements, improve processes, document solutions, and deliver scalable automation capabilities.
Security Intake Automation Engineer | Skills & Experience
- 3+ years of experience building enterprise integrations, workflow automation, or data engineering solutions, with strong proficiency in Python or a similar scripting language.
- Hands-on experience with REST APIs, including authentication methods, data exchange, error handling, rate limiting, and integration development across enterprise platforms.
- Strong data management and analysis skills, including SQL, data transformation, reconciliation, normalization, data quality monitoring, and reporting.
- Experience with enterprise workflow and work management platforms such as Azure DevOps, Jira, ServiceNow, or similar systems, along with version control and CI/CD practices.
- Experience with cloud and automation technologies, including Azure or AWS, AI/LLM-assisted workflows, Power Automate, Logic Apps, serverless functions, or similar automation platforms; cybersecurity domain experience is strongly preferred.
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