At Walmart, we believe it is essential to keep innovating while safeguarding our data. Our team ensures that Walmart maintains a secure operating environment and the trust of our customers, associates, and stakeholders. We bring together a variety of services and capabilities to help prevent fraud, detect threats, and manage digital risk and access. In addition to mitigating attack risks and securing cloud transformation, we foster in our team members a secure and reliable working ethics.
The Information Security team has the herculean task of assuring that customers can safely shop with peace of mind knowing their data and information will be safe and secure. Solving some of the most unique cyber security problems in the industry, our team members share an elevated level of creativity and ingenuity to secure data for one of the largest e-commerce operations in the world.
As a Systems and Infrastructure Engineer III, Cybersecurity on the Cryptography team, you will be responsible for providing technical design and architecture advise to internal team on how to securely develop and build applications and supporting systems.
About Team:
Our team works closely with our US stores and eCommerce business to better serve customers by empowering team members, stores, and merchants with technological innovation. From groceries and entertainment to sporting goods and crafts, Walmart U.S. offers an extensive selection that our customers value, whether they shop online at Walmart.com, through one of our mobile apps, or in-store. Focus areas include customers, stores and employees, in-store service, merchant tools, merchant data science, and search and personalization.
What you'll do:
Assist in the implementation and execution of standards, architecture and best practices for the cryptography, Certificate life cycle, PKI, and key management.
Evaluate the risk of change and providing actionable guidelines to reduce the impact.
Using your diverse knowledge base, skills, and expertise to ensure changes are documented clearly and implemented with no impact.
Communicate guidelines to all InfoSec stakeholders.
Familiarity with modern security protocols (TLS, SSH, etc...)
Good understanding of weaknesses in implementations of cryptographic algorithms and implementations.
Experience with PowerShell or other scripting technologies.
Knowledge of programming languages including Java, Power shell, Python etc..
Bachelor's degree in information technology, Computer Science or related field within the last 7 years OR 5 years' experience in information technology or risk and vulnerability management area within the last 7 years.