Hauppauge, New York, US (On-site)1 open job
New York State-chartered bank with about $15B in assets providing deposit, loan, title insurance, and wealth management services to businesses, consumers, and municipalities across Greater New York.
Dime Community Bank is a New York State-chartered trust company holding approximately $15 billion in total assets across a footprint that runs from a Hauppauge, New York headquarters out through Long Island, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. The threat model here is not abstract: the bank carries deposits and loans for businesses, consumers, and municipalities, runs over 60 branch locations, and operates subsidiaries handling title insurance and wealth management - that's customer financial data, transaction infrastructure, and real estate closing workflows spread across a multi-entity structure. It also holds the number one deposit market share in Greater New York, which makes it a high-visibility target regardless of size relative to money-center banks.
Founded in 1860 and in continuous service for more than 160 years, the bank serves a client base spanning manufacturing, healthcare, technology, retail, commercial real estate, fund finance, and municipal banking. Municipal deposit relationships and fund finance work in particular mean counterparty data and payment flows that don't fit a simple retail-banking template. The institution reports a Community Reinvestment Act rating of 'Outstanding' and has been recognized as a leader in community development services by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; it is also the Official Commercial and Retail Bank of the NY Islanders and the Official Private Bank of the NY Jets.
Security work in this environment sits at the intersection of regulated financial services, multi-subsidiary operations, and legacy continuity - an institution that has run for well over a century carries systems and processes of very different vintages, and the operational reality is protecting deposit, loan, and title/wealth data across branch, commercial, and municipal channels. Details on the internal security team, tooling, and domains are not published here; candidates should scope those specifics directly.
