Arlington, VA

Security Engineer, Application Security

USD 180K–210K / yearOn-siteUS onlySecurity

CC++GolangJavaJavaScriptPythonRustTypeScriptCI/CDgRPCAWSAzure

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Quartermaster, a software company in manufacturing and hardware, has an open position for Security Engineer, Application Security. The role is on-site in Arlington, United States. We classify it under security. The stack in the posting includes CI/CD, gRPC, AWS, Azure, GCP and Terraform. Certifications named in the posting: OSCP. Quartermaster has 2 open positions on this site, 1 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted 14 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-28

About Quartermaster

Manufacturing and hardware Software product company 2 open positions, 50% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: People / HR / recruiting (1), Security (1).

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Workplace	On-site
Seniority	Not stated
Role	Security
Countries	United States
Languages	CC++GolangJavaJavaScriptPythonRustTypeScript
Employment type	FullTime
Key facts	Stack: C, C++, Golang, Java, JavaScript, Python, Rust, TypeScript, CI/CD, gRPC, AWS, Azure · Certifications: OSCP · Security clearance required

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