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Experience: 410 Years Role Overview: We are seeking a Python Backend Developer with strong experience in cybersecurity automation. The ideal candidate will have hands-on expertise in developing and managing security playbooks using SIEM and SOAR platforms, enabling effective threat detection, response, and remediation. Key Responsibilities: Design and develop backend services using Python for cybersecurity applications Build, customize, and maintain automated security playbooks within SIEM/SOAR platforms Integrate security tools and APIs to streamline incident detection and response workflows Work closely with security teams to automate threat hunting and incident response processes Enhance system performance, scalability, and reliability of security solutions Monitor and optimize existing automation workflows Required Skills & Qualifications: 410 years of experience in Python backend development Hands-on experience with SIEM/SOAR platforms such as Splunk (Phantom, Cortex) or similar tools Strong experience in developing cybersecurity playbooks and automation workflows Good understanding of REST APIs, microservices architecture, and backend frameworks Knowledge of threat detection, incident response, and security operation If interested do forward me your resume at clarita.fernandes@sperton.com or give me a call at 9768928580 .
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