Enterprise Platform Engineer

Abnormal · IT

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Full TimePosted Aug 13, 2026

Source: Abnormal Security

AT A GLANCE
Eligibility
Not available
Category
IT
Salary
Not disclosed
Employment
Full Time
Experience
Mid
Posted
Aug 13, 2026

This role’s source listing does not include Hungary as an eligible location.

Abnormal is hiring an Enterprise Platform Engineer to build and maintain secure, AI-enabled workforce technology platforms for their internal infrastructure. The role is fully remote for candidates based in the USA.

The Enterprise Platform Engineer will focus on automating joiner/mover/leaver flows, managing identity and access systems, and overseeing zero-touch device provisioning. You will work within an AI-forward team to create self-service tools and operational automations that improve employee experience and platform reliability. This role requires a strong background in platform engineering and a proactive mindset toward security and observability.

Why You’ll Love This Role

Location restricted to USA
AI-forward engineering role
Focus on automation and self-service experiences
Mid-level technical responsibility
Remote-first working environment

What You’ll Bring

2-5 Years of experience in IT engineering, platform engineering, or systems administration
Working knowledge of identity and access concepts including SSO, MFA, and least privilege
Experience supporting macOS and/or Windows using modern device management approaches
Ability to script and integrate systems using APIs, webhooks, or workflow orchestration
Familiarity with SaaS administration and collaboration tools
Experience with incident and change management, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis

What You’ll Get

Benefits not specified in the listing

About the Company

Abnormal is a behavioral security platform provider that uses AI to stop modern email threats and account takeover attacks. They focus on protecting organizations by automating incident response and improving overall cybersecurity posture.

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