DevSecOps Manager Application Support (Web3) - DTCC - East Stroudsburg, PA

Job Description

The Impact You Will Have in This Role

As a DevSecOps Engineering Manager within DTCC's Technology Research & Innovation (TRI) team, you will play a critical role in Web3 infrastructure by designing, scaling, and operationalizing secure-by-default cloud platforms and delivery pipelines that enable teams to move fast without compromising controls. You will lead the strategy and execution for building automated, resilient, and compliant cloud environments while valuing multi-cloud perspective by partnering with cloud engineering, application teams, architecture, risk, and security stakeholders to define clear standards, embed security automation into the software delivery lifecycle, and drive adoption of infrastructure-as-code (IaC) and cloud-native patterns. In this role, you will help TRI accelerate delivery by implementing repeatable, policy-aligned automation across provisioning, identity, monitoring, and vulnerability management, strengthening DTCC's cloud posture while enabling scalable innovation and reliable execution. In addition, the DevSecOps Engineering Manager will manage L2 functions and overseeing incident management calls with core team for resolution, working with vendor partners and resolving support needs for closure of production issues.

Your Primary Responsibilities
Design, implement, and manage secure, automated Azure environments using Terraform, Bicep, and DevSecOps best practices Build and deploy workloads to Azure subscriptions, leveraging services such as Azure Resource Manager, Azure Policy, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud Integrate security controls into CI/CD pipelines and automate infrastructure provisioning and policy enforcement Collaborate with development, security, and operations teams to implement security by design across all stages of the SDLC Conduct regular system audits and security reviews, ensuring compliance with best practices. Develop and maintain comprehensive technical documentation and best practices