STEM OPT Product Security Engineer Jobs
Product Security Engineer roles qualify for STEM OPT because they require a STEM degree in computer science, cybersecurity, or a related field. Your employer must be enrolled in E-Verify, and the 24-month STEM OPT extension gives you up to 36 months total to build experience in threat modeling, secure design, and vulnerability management before pursuing H-1B visa sponsorship.
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We're hiring a Product Security Engineer to join our Security Services and Tooling Infrastructure Team. This role requires the ability to engineer automated guardrails, contribute to "paved path" templates, and assist in maintaining multi-cloud hygiene. This team is responsible for reducing developer toil while enforcing rigorous security configurations.
Responsibilities:
- Assist in the engineering and deployment of automated policy-as-code controls (e.g., OPA, Checkov) within CI/CD and runtime environments.
- Support the development and certification of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) modules. Ensure Terraform and multi-substrate templates adhere to strict security standards before they reach the engineering lifecycle.
- Participate in the maintenance of Key Risk Indicator (KRI) dashboards for AWS and GCP. Analyze multi-cloud asset data to identify and remediate privilege escalation paths.
- Actively identify manual security processes and develop automated scripts or tooling to eliminate them.
- Contribute to building and maintaining the shared system context, an explicit repository of system designs, constraints, and standards that enables AI to operate accurately and reliably.
Performance Expectations:
- Do not wait for vulnerabilities to hit production. Proactively identify and block insecure configurations at the development stage.
- Solutions must minimize false positives. High-noise implementations will be rejected.
- Do not solve for the single instance. Build for the organization. All solutions must scale across all Salesforce Clouds.
Required Technical Competencies:
- Deep familiarity with Terraform. Must understand how to write and validate secure modules.
- Functional knowledge of AWS and GCP security configurations. Understanding of IAM, network boundaries, and organizational policies.
- Experience or strong aptitude for learning OPA (Open Policy Agent) or Checkov to implement preventative controls.
- Proficiency in Python or Go for automating security signal collection and remediation workflows.
- Understanding of how to integrate security tooling into automated deployment pipelines without impacting delivery velocity.
- A demonstrated, genuine AI-first approach to tasks. Using AI to move faster, build fluency across the stack, and contribute well beyond your core specialty.
- Experience using AI tools (e.g., Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Cursor, etc.).
- Advanced prompt engineering skills and the ability to write precise, structured prompts and cultivate the system context that makes AI outputs reliable, secure, and production-ready.
- A related technical degree required.
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Verify your CIP code matches security
Check that your degree's Classification of Instructional Programs code falls under an approved STEM category. Computer Science (11.07xx), Information Security (11.1003), or Electrical Engineering (14.10xx) codes all support Product Security Engineer roles. Confirm with your DSO before applying.
Filter job postings by E-Verify status
Before you apply, confirm the employer is enrolled in E-Verify by searching the E-Verify employer search tool directly. Many security-focused employers at defense contractors and financial institutions are enrolled, but startup-stage companies often are not yet.
Build a threat modeling portfolio before interviewing
Product Security Engineer roles require hands-on evidence of secure design work. Document STRIDE or PASTA threat models from coursework or open-source projects. Hiring managers at product companies evaluate these artifacts directly during technical screens.
Use Migrate Mate to target verified sponsors
Search Migrate Mate to find Product Security Engineer roles at employers with active H-1B and STEM OPT filing history. Filtering by E-Verify enrollment and prior sponsorship activity narrows your list to companies already familiar with the I-983 training plan process.
Negotiate your I-983 training plan scope early
Raise the I-983 training plan in the offer stage, not after you start. The plan must list your learning objectives, supervision structure, and how the role ties to your STEM degree. Getting alignment before your start date avoids delays in your DSO's approval.
Time your H-1B registration around cap-gap protection
If your OPT expires between April 1 and September 30, cap-gap extends your work authorization automatically while the H-1B petition is pending. Confirm your employer files the I-129 before your EAD expiration date to stay continuously authorized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a cybersecurity or information security degree qualify for STEM OPT in a Product Security Engineer role?
Yes. Degrees in cybersecurity, information security, computer science, electrical engineering, and related STEM fields qualify, provided your degree's CIP code appears on the DHS STEM Designated Degree Program List. Confirm the exact CIP code on your transcript with your DSO before you submit the STEM OPT extension request, since the code on record determines eligibility, not the degree title alone.
What does the I-983 training plan need to include for a Product Security Engineer position?
The I-983 must describe how your day-to-day work as a Product Security Engineer connects to your STEM degree. That means listing specific learning objectives such as threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, or secure development lifecycle practices, identifying your direct supervisor, and explaining how the employer will provide oversight. USCIS and ICE both review these plans during compliance checks, so vague or template language creates risk for you and your employer.
How do I confirm a company hiring Product Security Engineers is enrolled in E-Verify?
Use the E-Verify employer search tool to look up the company by name or location before you apply. E-Verify enrollment is a hard requirement for STEM OPT employers. If a company does not appear in the search results, your DSO cannot approve the training plan, and your STEM OPT extension cannot begin at that employer regardless of the job offer.
Where can I find Product Security Engineer jobs where employers already understand STEM OPT requirements?
Migrate Mate lists Product Security Engineer roles filtered by employers with documented H-1B and STEM OPT sponsorship history. Targeting companies that have already filed LCAs for security engineering roles reduces the back-and-forth of explaining E-Verify enrollment and I-983 obligations to HR teams encountering OPT for the first time.
What happens to my STEM OPT authorization if my H-1B is selected in the lottery but my EAD expires before October 1?
Cap-gap protection extends your work authorization automatically if your OPT EAD expires between April 1 and September 30 and your employer filed an H-1B petition before that expiration date. You can continue working as a Product Security Engineer through September 30 under cap-gap. Your employer must file the I-129 on time, and your cap-gap period does not require a new EAD card.