Senior SIEM Engineer
Coalfire · United States (remote)
Remote · US$85–141kNew
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About Coalfire
Coalfire is on a mission to make the world a safer place by solving our clients’ hardest cybersecurity challenges. We work at the cutting edge of technology to advise, assess, automate, and ultimately help companies navigate the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape. We are headquartered in Chicago, Illinois with offices across the U.S. and U.K., and we support clients around the world.
But that’s not who we are – that’s just what we do.
We are thought leaders, consultants, and cybersecurity experts, but above all else, we are a team of passionate problem-solvers who are hungry to learn, grow, and make a difference.
POSITION SUMMARY:
Coalfire is on a mission to make the world a safer place by solving our clients’ toughest cybersecurity challenges.
As a leading cybersecurity solutions provider serving both private and public sector clients, we work at the cutting edge of technology—advising, assessing, automating, and guiding organizations through the ever-changing security landscape. Our professionals thrive on delivering unbiased assessments, expert guidance, and innovative strategies tailored to each client’s unique needs.
We are looking for a SIEM Platform Engineer to design, implement, operate, and continuously improve the security information and event management platforms that support Coalfire’s managed security and compliance services. This role owns the reliability and scalability of SIEM platform capabilities across cloud and high-compliance environments, including log collection, data onboarding, platform health, retention, performance, access, integrations, and operational automation.
The SIEM Platform Engineer partners closely with detection engineering, security operations, cloud engineering, compliance, and client stakeholders. The role ensures that SIEM platforms deliver high-quality, accessible, and appropriately governed security data while supporting continuous monitoring and regulatory requirements such as FedRAMP.
Posted 2026-09-01