nineDots.io
Information Technology Security Engineer

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Location: Birmingham or London
Hybrid: 2 days per week in the office
Salary: £60K
Term: 1 year fixed term contract
This is a hands-on IT Security Officer role for someone who actually likes getting stuck in. You’ll be owning vulnerability management, working directly with pen test findings, managing incidents, and helping the business improve its overall security maturity this year.
If you prefer fixing problems over writing policies that nobody reads, keep going.
What you’ll be doing
- Owning the Tenable platform and running vulnerability management end to end
- Reviewing pen test reports, identifying real risks, and driving remediation with engineering teams
- Guiding the business on security measures and risk mitigation
- Implementing and improving security controls from an established control catalogue
- Managing security incidents from detection through resolution and escalation
- Supporting disaster recovery and business continuity planning and testing
- Troubleshooting and resolving security and infrastructure issues
- Working closely with risk, compliance, and IT teams in a regulated environment
- Helping raise the overall security bar and improve how things are done this year
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You:
- Hands-on experience with Tenable or similar vulnerability management tools
- Strong background in incident response and operational security
- Solid understanding of network security, monitoring, and security tooling
- Experience working with pen testing outputs and vulnerability remediation
- Knowledge of disaster recovery and business continuity
- Comfortable operating in a regulated or risk-aware environment
- Someone pragmatic who can translate security findings into business action


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What this is not
- Not a SOC-only role
- Not a pure GRC or paperwork-heavy position
- Not a senior leadership role with no hands-on work
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