AI Security Engineer
Company: Trimble Inc.
Location: Georgia (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-09-18
About this role
Protect Enterprise Innovation as Our Next AI Security Engineer!
Are you ready to lead the defense of cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems across a global technology leader? Join our team to secure agentic systems, safeguard models against adversarial threats, and embed robust automated controls into next-generation AI deployments.
About Us
Trimble is an industrial technology company transforming the way the world works by delivering solutions that enable our customers to thrive. We create technologies that connect the digital and physical worlds, helping our customers increase productivity, quality, safety, and sustainability. From purpose-built products to enterprise-level solutions, our technology empowers professionals in construction, geospatial, government, transportation, and more.
Corporate
Trimble is a global technology company that connects the physical and digital worlds, transforming the ways work gets done. With relentless innovation in precise positioning, modeling and data analytics, Trimble enables essential industries including construction, geospatial and transportation. Whether it's helping customers build and maintain infrastructure, design and construct buildings, optimize global supply chains or map the world, Trimble is at the forefront, driving productivity and progress. For more information about Trimble (Nasdaq:TRMB), visit: www.trimble.com.
What Makes This Role Great
In this high-impact senior individual contributor role, you will serve as the dedicated AI security expert across the enterprise, bridging Agentic AI, Cyber Security, and AI Governance. You will have full ownership to design adversarial attack scenarios, secure agentic systems, and develop secure-by-default reference architectures that directly protect next-generation enterprise technology.
Key Exciting Responsibilities
- Assess and secure AI agents, tool integrations, and agentic workflows while evaluating permission scoping...