Detection engineering in fedramp high environments
Splunk correlation searches and spl development
Aws security services telemetry analysis
Workday Government supports U.S. federal agencies to modernize and transform employee lifecycle and finance operations with secure cloud technology
Job Summary
Workday Government supports U.S. federal agencies to modernize and transform employee lifecycle and finance operations with secure cloud technology.
The Threat Hunting & Detection Engineer role involves developing and improving detection capabilities across regulated cloud environments including air-gapped regions.
Workday offers a culture rooted in integrity, empathy, and shared enthusiasm with flexible work options and long-term investment in employees.
Matching Summary
Workday Government supports U.S. federal agencies to modernize and transform employee lifecycle and finance operations with secure cloud technology.
Salary
Base: $159,600 - $239,400 USD (Primary location); $144,400 - $258,000 USD (Additional US locations); Bonus/Equity: Eligible for Workday Bonus Plan and stock grants; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Detection engineering in FedRAMP High environments
Splunk correlation searches and SPL development
AWS security services telemetry analysis
MITRE ATT&CK framework alignment
Threat hunting in cloud-native SaaS architectures
Compliance with DoD IL4/IL5 regulations
Nice-to-have
Hypothesis-driven threat hunting
Experience with SOAR platforms like Tines
Working in air-gapped secure environments
Collaboration with SOC and Red/Purple Teams
Strong identity-based attack vector knowledge
Flexible work environment with remote options
Key Requirements
6+ years cybersecurity operations experience
Experience in FedRAMP or DoD IL4/IL5 environments
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI w/CI Poly clearance
U.S. citizenship required
Work Rights
Must have US citizenship and ability to obtain TS/SCI w/CI Poly clearance