Roblox
Engineering Manager, Application Security
San Mateo, CA, United States
- Hybrid
- Full-time
- Posted 4 May 2026
Overview Roblox is hiring an Engineering Manager for Application Security in San Mateo, CA. The role leads a team focused on securing the software development lifecycle, improving secure engineering practices, and building scalable automation and tooling. Responsibilities Lead and grow a team of Application Security engineers and drive security initiatives across the software development lifecycle. - Identify and reduce security risks with engineering teams - Establish and improve secure development practices, reviews, testing, and secure design - Build scalable security solutions through automation and developer tooling - Mentor engineers and support growth and performance - Drive cross-functional efforts that maintain developer velocity while improving security Requirements The role requires deep experience in information security and application or product security, plus experience managing engineers. - 8+ years of experience in Information Security - 2+ years of experience managing engineers - Strong background in Application Security or Product Security - Experience driving security programs across the software development lifecycle - Understanding of common vulnerabilities such as the OWASP Top 10 and secure coding practices - Experience with cloud, microservices, and CI/CD environments - Proven ability to lead projects from strategy through execution - Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills Benefits Roblox notes that full-time employees are eligible for equity compensation and benefits. The posting also includes salary information for the San Mateo headquarters role. - Annual salary range: $295,250 to $345,040 USD - Eligible for equity compensation - Full-time employee benefits available - Onsite Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with optional Monday and Friday presence Source https://careers.roblox.com/jobs/7887896?gh_jid=7887896
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