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Job Title: DevSecops Adoption Practitioner
Location: London, UK (Hybrid - 3 days/week work from office)
Role Purpose:
Drive squad-level adoption of secure SDLC practices and existing DevSecOps outputs - dependency scanning, SBOM, quality gates, and security evidence - without duplicating the DevSecOps foundations stream.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coach squads on secure coding, secure SDLC, and security-gate adoption.
- Embed dependency scanning, SBOM, and security evidence into squad delivery flow.
- Adopt and integrate existing DevSecOps pipelines, gates, and dashboards - never rebuild them.
- Define handoffs, RACI, and metrics with the client DevSecOps initiative.
- Produce reusable secure-engineering playbooks and templates.
- Evidence security policy compliance and quality-gate adoption for governance.
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Essential Skills & Experience:
- Strong Secure Engineering / DevSecOps background (5+ years).
- Hands-on with dependency scanning, SAST/SCA, SBOM, and security evidence tooling.
- CI/CD quality gates and pipeline integration (Azure DevOps, Jenkins, GitHub Actions).
- Secure coding standards across common enterprise languages.
- Experience embedding security practice into delivery teams rather than gate-keeping.


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