Product Security Engineer, Server
MongoDB
| Company | MongoDB |
| Category | Uncategorised |
| Location | New York City; Seattle; United States |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 3 Aug 2026 |
| Last verified | 3 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (greenhouse) |
Description
Want to secure the future of data management and AI/ML? At MongoDB we are transforming industries and empowering developers to build amazing AI/ML-powered apps that people and enterprises use every day. We are the leading modern data platform and the first database provider to IPO in over 20 years. Overall, the worldwide data management software market is massive (IDC forecasts it to be $138 billion by 2026!). Join our team and be at the forefront of innovation and creativity.
This role can be based out of our Seattle office, New York office, or remotely in North America.
Who You Are
With a strong security engineering background, you’re looking for a role that gives you the freedom to increase MongoDB’s resonance with customers by strengthening our core database products. You’re passionate about solving hard security engineering problems while putting a strong emphasis on customer experience, leveraging your own significant experience. You enjoy collaborating with different teams to innovate and implement pragmatic solutions.
Who We Are
The MongoDB Product Security organization is a diverse collection of individuals working together to scale MongoDB’s security, both security of the products themselves and the security features we offer to customers. The team is responsible for the MongoDB Database Server ( Community and Enterprise editions).
The MongoDB Product Security organization works with software engineers to design, implement, and operate systems in a manner that protects customer data. It is a multidisciplinary team that covers product, software, cloud, infrastructure, and operational security concerns. The team does the following:
Build a developer driven security program where there is tight integration with engineering artifacts, process, and tooling
Use software architecture and coding patterns to reduce the impact of security issues
Be security subject matter experts for our tech stack and products
Responsibilities
You will take ownership, define strategy, and drive improvement for parts of our program such as fuzzing, threat modeling, secrets management, or container security
You will support engineering teams when they respond to security issues, such as providing risk analysis and proof of concept
Advocate for and contribute to complex security projects from inception through completion
Drive architecture, patterns, and processes across Server Engineering that make security the easiest path
Partner closely with engineering teams to design and implement security controls across our software and systems
Research and POC new attacks against our systems. Plan and perform product security assessments including architecture review threat modeling, code review, pen testing and general security consulting to proactively build security controls
Serve as a security subject matter expert for software security and architecture
Educate the engineering org on security through CTFs, lunch-and-learns, and one-on-one mentorship
Requirements
3 years of experience in application security, software security, or product security
Demonstrated experience in C++ programming, performing security assessments on low-level codebases, and implementing remediation strategies for memory-related security flaws such as buffer overflows and memory leaks
Scripting experience and ability to contribute code back to our environments
Comfortable leading threat modeling and being a security ambassador to other engineering teams
Communicate complex technical issues in a simple manner that builds trust with a variety of audiences
A strong sense of ownership and delivery
Can facilitate a conversation rather than dominate it
Skilled at providing collaborative, actionable feedback, not just a list of flaws
Don’t feel that you meet all of the requirements? We encourage you to apply anyway because studies have shown that some strong candidates may self-select
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