AU-Sydney | AU-Melbourne
Principal Security Architect, Applied Field Engineering
Salary: unknownHybridStaffSecurity
SQLSnowflakeAWSAzureGCPPrototypingProduct marketing
Principal Security Architect, Applied Field Engineering is an open role at Snowflake, a software company in AI and data. The role is hybrid, based in Melbourne, Australia. We classify it under security. Technologies named in the posting: Snowflake, AWS, Azure, GCP and SQL. A university degree is required. Snowflake has 146 open positions on this site, 61 of them in IT and engineering.
Posted 1 day ago · Last checked 2026-10-31
About Snowflake
AI and data Software product company 146 open positions, 42% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Sales (46), Software engineering (general) (38), General management and executives (11).
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| Workplace | Hybrid |
| Seniority | Staff |
| Role | Security |
| Countries | Australia |
| Languages | SQL |
| Employment type | FullTime |
| Key facts | Stack: SQL, Snowflake, AWS, Azure, GCP · Degree required |
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