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Engineering Manager, Cybersecurity at The New York Times

Department: IS and Cyber Security

Compensation

$160,000 – $185,000/yr

Setup
Hybrid
Location
New York, New York
Type
Full-time
Level
lead/mgmt
Posted

Description

The New York Times is hiring an Engineering Manager for Cybersecurity to lead and grow a security engineering team responsible for core security platforms, vulnerability management, secrets management, secure CI/CD guardrails, logging and detection infrastructure, and secure-by-default platforms. The role combines people management with hands-on technical decision-making, roadmap ownership, risk-informed engineering decisions, and collaboration with Cybersecurity, Developer Platforms, Enterprise Technology, and Product Engineering. It requires 3–5+ years of experience leading engineers in security, platform, SRE, DevOps, or a related field, along with hands-on security and infrastructure engineering experience, cloud platform experience, and familiarity with modern software delivery practices. The role is hybrid and offers an annual base pay range of $160,000–$185,000 USD, with possible variable pay and benefits.

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