Cloud Security Pattern Engineer

Overview: Cloud Security Pattern Engineer Location: Phoenix, AZ Experience: 3+ Years Job Summary We are seeking a Cloud Security Pattern Engineer to strengthen cloud security architecture by designing reusable security patterns based on threat modeling and security assessments. The role focuses on identifying risks in cloud platforms and translating them into preventive, detective, and corrective security controls aligned with enterprise security frameworks and standards. Key ResponsibilitiesConduct threat modeling and security assessments for cloud and distributed systems.Develop structured threat models for cloud services and applications.Translate threat modeling outputs into reusable security patterns and control frameworks.Convert security findings into preventive, detective, and corrective controls.Perform security architecture reviews and design assessments for cloud platforms.Align security patterns with enterprise security standards and governance frameworks.Embed security patterns into cloud platforms and engineering workflows.Improve scalability and consistency of security evaluations across cloud environments.Collaborate with engineering and security teams to ensure secure cloud architecture adoption. Required SkillsStrong experience in Threat Modeling and Security Risk Assessment.Experience performing security architecture reviews and design validations.Ability to translate threats into security patterns and security controls.Strong understanding of cloud security architecture across AWS, Azure, and GCP.Familiarity with threat and security frameworks including:NISTISOCISCAPECCWE Preferred QualificationsExperience designing enterprise cloud security standards or architecture patterns.Familiarity with DevSecOps and secure cloud architecture practices.Experience working with distributed systems and microservices architectures. Key SkillsThreat ModelingSecurity Architecture ReviewsSecurity Pattern EngineeringCloud Security (AWS / Azure / GCP)Risk AssessmentSecurity Frameworks (NIST, ISO, CIS, CAPEC, CWE)