Job description 

Guidewire PSIRT (Product Security Incident Response Team) is responsible for:

• Guidewire product vulnerability management process for all Guidewire applications.
• Coordination of customer/external product security incidents and reported security issues affecting various Guidewire products and applications.
• Working cross-functionally with all business units, sustaining engineers, product security team members, customer support, legal and external security researchers to ensure timely resolution of security incidents and events.
• Development, maintenance and continuous improvement of the product security incident monitoring, detection and response tools and process, including all required supporting materials.
• Pen testing Guidewire applications to ensure timely discovery of the vulnerabilities.
• Security Review and Code Review of Guidewire applications

We are looking for a new team member who will be responsible to perform following activities (but not limited to):

• Ensure proper execution of PSIRT Process - triage security related issues (external / internal), verify those on different versions, products.
• Perform root cause analysis to ensure validity of reported issues.
• Triage code defect based issues, quantitatively evaluate risk and provide guidance to engineering teams regarding the impact of security issues using industry standard metrics such as CVSS.
• Work closely with project management, product management, engineering and sustaining teams to drive issues to closure.
• Cultivate strong working relationships with external researchers, reporting organizations and customers to ensure effective collaboration. Work with customer facing and internal teams to continually improve processes used to identify and fix product security issues
• Enhance existing product security incident response program
• Coordinate with internal product development teams in accomplishing regular security reviews and penetration testing assessments.
• Execute the penetration tests internally to identify critical vulnerabilities.
• Perform security-focused code reviews
• Support the preparation of security releases.
• Develop security tooling and automation
• Assist teams in reproducing, triaging, and addressing application security vulnerabilities.
• Validate findings from security scanning tools and ideate data-driven enhancement strategies for dynamic (DAST), static (SAST), open-source application security testing (SCA) and container security scanning including troubleshooting, and continuous process improvement

Requirements:

• Bachelor's/master’s in computer science or equivalent
• Industry related certifications are preferred (E.g. CSSLP, CISSP, GIAC, OSCP, etc.)
• Minimum 7-10 years of relevant Application Security Experience
• At least 2-5 years of experience with Penetration testing
• Solid understanding of OWASP Top 10, common classes of product security vulnerabilities and attack/defense methodologies.
• Strong written and verbal communications skills
• Proven ability to build relationships and influence individuals at all levels, as well as external security researchers, vendors and service providers
• Experience with various application security tools - Static code analysis, dynamic code analysis, vulnerability scanning, pen testing
• AWS/Cloud Experience a strong plus
• Bug bounty program participation a plus
• ● Knowledge of the security research community is a strong plus
• ● Scripting skills (i.e. Python/Perl/Ruby, shell scripting) or development experience
• (Java/C++/Python) is a significant plus!