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Senior Manager, Application Security

LiveView Technologies American Fork, UT

American Fork, UT

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Full time Manager Senior Application Security

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Job Description

LiveView Technologies seeks a Senior Manager, Application Security to own product security end-to-end across its physical and digital architecture.

Responsibilities

Directly manage and mentor current AppSec engineers; hire and onboard 1–2 additional security engineers.
Launch and scale a cross-functional Security Champions program across engineering squads.
Set architecture and standards for LVT’s full attack surface, spanning a multi-tenant cloud platform, partner APIs, mobile clients, computer vision pipelines, and solar-powered edge firmware.
Hold a standing seat in product design and planning; convert security risks into prioritized backlog items owned and shipped by engineering teams.
Make threat modeling a core practice for squads: train teams on fundamentals while staying hands-on for high-stakes system designs and edge or hardware boundaries.
Define, enforce, and test tenant boundaries across platform services; deploy automated checks to prevent cross-tenant data leaks from reaching production.
Embed security into CI/CD as code, including SAST, SCA, secrets detection, and IaC policy, with developer feedback in minutes, low noise, and clear build-break rules.
Partner with hardware and embedded teams on device boot security, signed OTA update pipelines, edge credential management, and threat models assuming physical access.
Protect AI vision models, prompt boundaries, and data pipelines against abuse with privacy-by-design in a regulated, publicly scrutinized environment.
Define guardrails for AI coding agent usage so AI-generated code meets standards for safety, testing, and architecture.
Translate product security controls into audit evidence for SOC 2, GovRAMP, FedRAMP, and CJIS using native engineering workflows instead of manual compliance work.
Oversee external vulnerability intake, triage, and coordinated disclosure through VDP/bug bounty; lead engineering response to product security incidents.
Partner with SecOps to instrument telemetry for authorization failures and edge abuse, turning incident learnings into root-cause controls.

Requirements

10+ years in AppSec or product security, including significant hands-on engineering time.
4+ years as a people manager or formal technical lead.
Fluency in at least one language in the stack (e.g., Python, Go, TypeScript/Node, C/C++), with ability to build custom automation, tooling, and CI integrations.
Deep technical grounding in multi-tenant authorization, zero-trust architectures, and API security at scale.
Familiarity with IoT, embedded platforms, hardware security modules, or OTA update validation, or proven ability to quickly master physical attack surfaces.
Understanding of model supply chain risks, data handling during inference, and security reviews for AI-augmented features.
Measures success by coverage, adoption, defect recurrence, and remediation velocity.
Based onsite at headquarters in American Fork, Utah.

Technologies

Python, Go, TypeScript/Node, C/C++
CI/CD, SAST, SCA, IaC
OTA
SOC 2, GovRAMP, FedRAMP, CJIS

Benefits

Comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage
Retirement benefits (401k match up to 4%)
Flexible PTO

About this Role

Application security at LVT is not a late-stage gate; it is built into product delivery.
LVT operates a multi-tenant cloud platform, AI-driven video analytics, and license plate recognition pipelines.
Thousands of solar-powered units are deployed across remote utility sites and retail parking lots.
Reporting to the Director, Security Engineering, you will own product security end-to-end across physical and digital architecture.
Player-coach scope: manage and mentor existing AppSec engineers, hire 1–2 additional security engineers, and launch a Security Champions program across product teams.
This role is full-time and in-office out of headquarters in American Fork, Utah.

Ideal Candidate

Player-coach mindset: 10+ years AppSec or product security with significant hands-on engineering time; 4+ years as a people manager or formal technical lead.
Engineering empathy: understanding what it takes to ship software.
Cross-functional influence: ability to drive releases or system architecture changes and secure buy-in without relying on hierarchy.
Tooling and code fluency: able to write automation, tooling, and CI integrations using a language in the stack.
AI/ML security literacy: familiarity with model supply chain risks and security reviews for AI-augmented features.
Metrics-driven approach: distinguishes tools from programs and tracks success via coverage, adoption, defect recurrence, and remediation velocity.
Bonus points: experience in video streaming, computer vision, or physical safety products; hands-on work in regulated spaces (FedRAMP, GovRAMP, StateRAMP, CJIS); track record scaling a Security Champions program or running a VDP/bug bounty.

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2mo ago

Network Information Security Engineer/Analyst

Alpine School District American Fork, UT

American Fork, UT

2mo ago Closed

$42 - $68/hr Contract Cybersecurity Tools Data Security Endpoint Security

This position is no longer accepting applications (closed Aug 12, 2026).

Job Description

Alpine School District offers an onsite contract role for a Network Information Security Engineer/Analyst in American Fork, UT. This position emphasizes safeguarding the district’s network, servers, devices, and data in line with IT guidelines and governance. You will work with technology leadership on security operations and incident response, with ongoing opportunities for data security education and professional growth. The role includes a competitive hourly range and requires a Criminal Justice Fingerprint/Background Clearance as part of the hiring process.

Responsibilities

Advise on account security features and configurations, including protocols and security options for technology purchases, to strengthen district security
Conduct security tests, review results, and recommend best practices in collaboration with the Technology leadership team across OSI layers to identify vulnerabilities
Investigate and document security breaches and incidents to prevent recurrence
Maintain manual and electronic records such as permissions, network IDs, security access, licenses, and work logs for reference and audit trails
Monitor network security systems to ensure vulnerabilities are addressed and threat hunting activities are carried out
Participate in and advise on security decisions for network devices, servers, user data, antivirus and malware protection, and email security, contributing to procedures and policies
Attend meetings, workshops, and trainings to convey and gather information required for job performance
Perform initial security assessments of servers, switches, and routers including installation, testing, configuration, password assignment, security clearances, and imaging
Prepare written materials such as procedures, documentation, reports, and memos to document activities and provide reference
Provide training and in-service on general computer use, security, software applications, and file server operations
Research current and emerging technologies to inform the district’s technology needs
Respond to help requests, repairs, training, and potential upgrades by phone or email to share information and schedule or refer resources
Respond to inquiries from district personnel to provide support and operational assistance
Advise the Student Data Security Committee to ensure proper protocols protect student data
Work with IT support staff district-wide to monitor security of enterprise systems and identify vulnerable threat vectors
Perform other related duties as assigned to support efficient and effective operations

Technologies

Windows
MAC
Novell

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in a job related area
Job related experience within information systems and data security
Ability to teach technical topics to non-technical audiences
Adherence to safety practices
Strong planning and project management skills
Ability to gather information to diagnose problems
Knowledge of current generation and legacy operating and networking systems (Windows, MAC, Novell)
Computer hardware, network and troubleshooting techniques
Knowledge of network security principles
Familiarity with office application software
Ability to schedule activities and manage time effectively
Data gathering and data collation skills
Experience using a range of job-related equipment
Flexibility to collaborate with others in diverse circumstances
Experience working with data using defined and similar processes
Capability to operate equipment using a variety of processes
Strong ability to work with diverse individuals and groups
Ability to work with data of varied types and purposes
Proficiency with multiple types of job-related equipment
Problem solving to identify issues and create action plans
Independent interpretation of guidelines for data related problem solving
Proactive problem solving with equipment
Ability to develop effective working relationships
Strong communication with persons who have varied technical knowledge and skills
Ability to provide clear instructions
Set priorities effectively
Continuing education on data security
Pre-Employment Proficiency Test requirement

Certifications, Clearances, and Education

CompTIA Security+
CCISP
Valid Driver's License and Evidence of Insurability
Criminal Justice Fingerprint / Background Clearance
Bachelor's degree in a job-related area

Details

Job type: Contract
Location: American Fork, UT (onsite)
Hours per day: 8
Hourly rate: 42.59 - 68.26 USD
Close date: 07/23/2026 at 11:59 pm
Contact: Ryan Neff, 801-673-1635, rneff@lakemt.org

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