At a Glance
About the Role:
You will act as the designated security focus on a specific product domain, driving threat modeling, security assessments, and vulnerability management across Bloomreach's platform.
Your Job Will Be:
Professional Experience and Skills Requirements:
Your Success Story Will Be
In the First 30 Days
In the First 60 Days
In the First 90 Days
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The pay range actually offered will take into account a variety of potential factors considered in compensation, including but not limited to skills, qualifications, geographic location, accomplishments, experience, credentials, internal equity and business needs, and may vary from the range listed above.
(*Subject to employment type. Interns are exempt from marked benefits, usually for the first 6 months.)
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Source: Bloomreach careers · View original posting
Industry
information technology & services
Employees
930
262 engineers
Compiled from public job postings, careers pages, and company materials. Data may not reflect current state — verify during interviews.
Security Philosophy
“Section 1 — Philosophy and priorities. Security-by-design — "we protect your and your customers’ information, identities, applications, and devices by adopting a security-at-design approach." (Security at Bloomreach) Developer and engineering partnership — "You will serve as a trusted security partner to Engineering, DevOps, and IT" (Senior Cloud Security Engineer job posting) Product-focused risk reduction — "driving threat modeling, security assessments, and vulnerability management across Bloomreach's platform." (Product Security Engineer job posting) Shift-left objective — "Support the implementation and adoption of Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC) practices across engineering teams, helping integrate security throughout the product development process." (Product Security Engineer job posting) Risk philosophy — vulnerabilities are "tracked, prioritized by urgency, and assigned to the relevant team as a ticket." (Security controls, updated) Stated pain points or goals — public sources emphasize embedding security into engineering, architecture reviews, threat modeling, and timely remediation; specific pain points are not publicly available”
Security Team
Section 2 — People and structure. Org model — Public information indicates product-security personnel are assigned as the designated security focus for specific product domains, suggesting an embedded or federated model within a broader security organization. (Product Security Engineer job posting) Reporting line — A CISO and a team of Security Engineers are publicly identified, but the AppSec reporting line to the CISO, CTO, or another executive is not publicly available. (Transfer Impact Assessment, updated) Leaders — Noland Crane, Senior AI Security Engineer at Bloomreach; LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nolandcrane. The public results do not establish a formal AppSec leadership title or identify two additional AppSec leaders. Team size estimate — Search query used: "Bloomreach application security engineer AppSec team LinkedIn". Public results do not provide a reliable AppSec headcount or result range; Active AppSec job postings — 1 clearly AppSec/product-security posting identified: Product Security Engineer. Bloomreach’s careers results also list a Senior Cloud Security Engineer, but it is primarily cloud and infrastructure security rather than AppSec. (Bloomreach Careers; Product Security Engineer posting) Common skill/tool patterns — threat modeling; application and architecture security reviews; SSDLC adoption; penetration testing; security assessments; vulnerability triage, validation, assignment, and remediation; partnership with product and engineering teams. Specific named AppSec tools are not publicly available
Key Initiatives
Section 3 — Programs and workflows. Security Champions program Not found — No public evidence of a formal Security Champions program, its membership, operating model, or metrics. Shift-left in CI/CD Secure development lifecycle — Product Security is expected to help integrate SSDLC practices across engineering and review application designs, architectures, and infrastructure components. (Product Security Engineer job posting) Vulnerability management Intake sources — Regular web scans, scans for potential threats, security tools, security assessments, and penetration testing are publicly described. (Security controls, updated; Product Security Engineer job posting) Triage and prioritization — Identified vulnerabilities are triaged, validated, assigned to appropriate stakeholders, prioritized by urgency, and tracked for resolution. (Security controls, updated; Product Security Engineer job posting) SLAs — Specific remediation or triage SLAs are not publicly available. Ticket ownership — Vulnerabilities are assigned to the relevant or appropriate team as tickets; detailed ownership rules are not publicly available. (Security controls, updated) Secure SDLC ceremonies Threat modeling, security reviews, security assessments, penetration testing, and validation testing are explicitly included in the Product Security Engineer role. (Product Security Engineer job posting) New programs or tool rollouts in the last 6 months No publicly documented AppSec program launch or named tooling rollout was identified. The Product Security Engineer and Senior Cloud Security Engineer postings dated September-October 2026 indicate active investment in product and cloud security, but do not document a new rollout
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