The phrase "as a security engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing your role or perspective in relation to security engineering.
Example: "As a security engineer, I am responsible for ensuring the integrity of our systems against potential threats."
Alternatives: "in my role as a security engineer" or "from the perspective of a security engineer".
Mr. Marquis-Boire, 32, works as a security engineer at Google.
Taylor, who works as a security engineer, speculated that it was an internal security breach.
Before joining Facebook as a security engineer in 2015, I worked in industries from consulting to manufacturing to retail.
They include Justin Fisher, also previously of Endgame, and Braden Thomas, who'd previously worked at Apple for six years as a security engineer.
Principals are typically co-founders or executives, though Fisher's LinkedIn shows him as a senior researcher and Thomas as a security engineer.
And I admit that every now and then she makes a really smart move, like hiring Alex Stamos as CISO and Yan Zhu as a security engineer.
The danger here is that, by creating such an account, it will affect remotely accessible services such as Remote Desktop," Keith Hoodlet, a security engineer at Bugcrowd told CSO.
ShadowCrypt was created to show that strong encryption could be made both simple to use and compatible with popular services such as Twitter, says Devdatta Akhawe, a security engineer at Dropbox who helped develop ShadowCrypt as a grad student at Berkeley.
The project started out as a hobby for Lance Spitzner, a security engineer for Sun Microsystems who became curious about some suspicious activity he saw on his computer logs at home.
"'Mr. Robot' is a psychological thriller that follows Elliot Rami Malekk), a young programmer, who works as a cyber security engineer by day and a vigilante hacker by night.
Smith, a pseudonym, is a former hacker and now works as a network security engineer.
