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Sonos, Inc.

Senior Product Security Engineering

Glasgow, Scotland, United KingdomWebsite

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The complete job description, requirements, and application details are available on the original posting.


About Sonos, Inc.

Sonos, Inc. is an American audio equipment manufacturer based in Santa Barbara, California, founded in 2002. The company specializes in wireless multi-room audio systems, speakers, soundbars, home theater solutions, headphones, and architectural audio components. Sonos pioneered wireless home audio, allowing seamless music playback across multiple rooms from various streaming services. The company has a rich history of innovation, launching its first products in 2005 and continuously evolving its offerings. Key milestones include the introduction of the Sonos Controller App in 2009, the Play:3 speaker in 2011, and the Sonos Beam soundbar in 2018. Sonos emphasizes high-quality audio experiences, user-friendly app and voice control, and partnerships with streaming services. Its products are designed for premium consumers who appreciate effortless, high-fidelity sound in their homes.

Industry

electrical/electronic manufacturing

Employees

1,800

596 engineers

Revenue

$1.4B

Website

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Security at Sonos, Inc.

Compiled from public job postings, careers pages, and company materials. Data may not reflect current state — verify during interviews.

3 Intel Signals

Security Philosophy

Sonos states a commitment to the safety and security of its products and services and maintains a process for the responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities.

Security Team

Key public-facing leaders include Samuel Mino (DevSecOps Security Engineering Manager) and Robert K. (Senior Cybersecurity Incident Response Analyst). There is one active job posting for a Senior Product Security Engineer. Information regarding the overall organizational structure and team size is not publicly available.

Key Initiatives

Sonos has a public vulnerability intake mechanism through a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy. However, there is no public evidence of a security champions program, specific 'shift left' practices, or detailed secure SDLC artifacts.

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