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Founding Engineer - Critical Infrastructure Security | London
We are hiring a Founding Engineer for a Pre-Seed security startup focused on critical infrastructure security and intelligence.
Critical infrastructure operators rely on a complex network of third party suppliers to keep their operation online but have very little visibility into what those suppliers touch, and more crucially, where vulnerabilities exist.
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This platform solves that problem by turning siloed and fragmented data that operators already hold into a single picture, so security teams can act fast when something goes wrong.
What you'll be doing:
- Building the core architecture from first principles
- Shaping the technical decisions that define how this platform scales
- Setting the engineering culture and standards from day one
- Helping build out the engineering team as the company grows
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What we're looking for:
- Solid experience with AWS, Python
- Experience of building data and ML pipelines
- Experience of working with data at scale
- Comfortable working in customer environments
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