Full-Time

Security Automation Engineer

Posted on 9/3/2026

Stackline

Stackline

201-500 employees

Retail intelligence and e-commerce advertising platform

Compensation Overview

$140k - $160k/yr

+ Annual bonuses + Short- and long-term incentives + Team-specific awards

Seattle, WA, USA

Hybrid

Four days on-site per week required in the Seattle office.

Bachelor's

Category
Cybersecurity (1)
Required Skills
PowerShell
Microsoft Azure
Python
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Intune
SOC 2
SAML
Penetration Testing
Google Workspace
OAuth

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Requirements
  • Production-quality Python or PowerShell coding ability and the ability to read the other language.
  • Deep hands-on identity experience with Entra ID or Azure AD, including conditional access, authentication methods, SAML/SCIM integrations, and Graph API; comparable Okta or Google Workspace experience may be acceptable with readiness to learn Entra ID quickly.
  • Fleet-scale endpoint management experience with Intune or Jamf, including configuration profiles, compliance policies, application packaging, enrollment, and device compliance remediation.
  • Hands-on experience carrying a compliance framework such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, including operating controls rather than only documenting them.
  • Experience building dependable automation with scheduled jobs, API integrations, least-privilege service identities, and failure alerting.
  • Ability to operate as the sole administrator for the function, making decisions, documenting them, and recognizing when work exceeds the role's scope.
  • Bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, cybersecurity, or a related technical field, or an equivalent combination of education, certifications, and relevant professional experience.
Responsibilities
  • Own the majority of Stackline's approximately 50 SOC 2 Type II controls in Vanta and route remaining controls to owners in Engineering, HR, Finance, and Legal.
  • Drive endpoint vulnerability remediation to service-level targets: critical findings within 15 days, high findings within 30 days, and medium findings within 90 days.
  • Run quarterly access reviews, the annual risk assessment, policy and vendor reassessment, and the leadership security council.
  • Coordinate the annual penetration test and track findings through closure.
  • Own incident response for identity and endpoint compromise by investigating, containing, and documenting incidents.
  • Extend the nightly evidence-collection pipeline into a maintainable, company-owned system.
  • Automate employee offboarding to match the existing onboarding orchestration.
  • Build certificate and secret-expiry monitoring across federated applications and app registrations.
  • Reconcile assets between the endpoint-management platform and the IT service management system of record.
  • Automate ticket triage, first-response drafting, and knowledge retrieval against IT documentation.
  • Build production-grade automation with scoped service identities, idempotent runs, structured logs, and actionable failure alerts.
  • Administer Microsoft Entra ID, including conditional access, authentication methods, groups and role assignments, SAML/SCIM integrations, and app registrations.
  • Administer Microsoft Intune across macOS and Windows, including compliance policies, configuration profiles, application packaging and deployment, enrollment, and Apple Business Manager.
  • Close endpoint-hardening gaps involving endpoint detection and response on macOS, local administrator privilege management, and centralized endpoint logging.
  • Federate standalone-authenticating applications so disabling one account revokes access across applications.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience shipping production systems with large language model agents and tool use, such as Claude Code, MCP servers, or an agent framework.
  • Deep macOS security experience involving endpoint detection, privilege management, and unified logging.
  • Hands-on networking configuration experience with VLANs, dual-WAN failover, Meraki, or UniFi.
  • Experience automating against an IT service management platform's API, including managing credential scopes.
  • Incident-investigation experience involving sign-in forensics, audit-log analysis, mailbox-rule abuse, and OAuth-grant abuse.

Stackline provides a software platform that helps brands manage their retail performance by aggregating market data and shopper insights. The platform works by allowing users to track competitor activity, automate advertising on sites like Amazon and Walmart, and manage customer reviews and loyalty programs from a single dashboard. Unlike competitors that focus on isolated tools, Stackline combines market intelligence with direct advertising execution to show brands exactly how their marketing spend impacts their market share. The company’s goal is to give brands total visibility into the retail ecosystem so they can predict shopper behavior and increase customer lifetime value.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$180M

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2014

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Stackline launched AI Visibility in January 2026 and expanded Advisor through April.
  • The company moved headquarters to Madison Centre in April 2025, signaling hiring and scale.
  • Stackline's LinkedIn shows 262 employees in August 2026, up from earlier 2026 counts.

What critics are saying

  • Amazon can bundle similar attribution tools and squeeze Stackline's pricing power quickly.
  • Blind reviews in 2025 cite layoffs, turnover, and weak trust, signaling execution risk.
  • Retail platforms control data access; one policy change can cripple Stackline's core measurement product.

What makes Stackline unique

  • Amazon co-funded Multi-Retailer Attribution with dedicated engineers, proving deep platform integration.
  • Stackline tracks purchases across Amazon, Walmart, Target, and in-store channels from one system.
  • AI Visibility measures shopper discovery inside ChatGPT, Rufus, and other agentic platforms.

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Benefits

Competitive Salaries

Insurance

Catered Lunches

Paid Parental Leave

Snack Stocked Kitchen

Fun Downtown Location

Stock Options

Vacation and Flex Time

Summer Fridays

401K Retirement Plan

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

2%

2 year growth

1%
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