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Klaviyo, Inc.: Senior Security Engineer - Detection and Response
Observed on the employer’s careers system, last checked 2026-09-07.
- Employer
- Klaviyo, Inc.
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
- Category
- IT & Security
- Posted
- 2026-03-11
- Careers system
- greenhouse
- Observed
- 2026-09-07
Role description
Verbatim from the employer’s posting, rendered as plain text.
At Klaviyo, we value the unique backgrounds, experiences and perspectives each Klaviyo (we call ourselves Klaviyos) brings to our workplace each and every day. We believe everyone deserves a fair shot at success and appreciate the experiences each person brings beyond the traditional job requirements. If you’re a close but not exact match with the description, we hope you’ll still consider applying. Want to learn more about life at Klaviyo? Visit klaviyo.com/careers to see how we empower creators to own their own destiny. Klaviyo is looking for a Senior Security Engineer to add to our growing Detection and Response (D&R) Team. This is a hands-on technical role that involves building and maintaining secure, reliable, and scalable detection and response systems to enhance our security observability capabilities. This role will also be responsible for participating in full…
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