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Security Engineer
At-a-Glance
Security Engineer, founding UK member of the Security organisation within a fast-growing cloud security business
Hybrid role based in Belfast, three days a week in-office
Competitive salary
Genuine founding-team opportunity with a clear path toward technical or team leadership as the UK presence scales
Hands-on cloud security work across incident response, detection engineering and advanced threat investigations
About the Company
Our client is a next-generation cloud security platform that uses runtime context to identify and prioritise the risks that matter most.
Powered by eBPF-based sensors, their platform delivers agentless cloud posture discovery, real-time threat protection and integrated API security, built around cost-effective, end-to-end protection for modern cloud infrastructure.
They're a fast-growing, ambitious company building a security organisation from the ground up in the UK.
The Role
This is a rare opportunity to become the founding UK member of the Security organisation, working within the MDR (Managed Detection and Response) team.
You'll bring deep, hands-on cloud security expertise to proactive customer reviews and advanced investigations, working closely with Security Analysts, Researchers and Backend engineers to sharpen detection quality.
You'll independently own UK-hours coverage, take ownership of complex and critical incidents escalated from Tier 1/2, and get involved in customer-facing conversations where staying calm under pressure matters.
As the UK presence grows, there's a clear path toward technical or team leadership for the right person.
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Key Responsibilities
- Fine-tune detection and response mechanisms to improve accuracy and reduce noise
- Lead proactive reviews of customer environments to identify risks and exposed attack surfaces
- Conduct in-depth security investigations across supply chain, API, malware and runtime attack scenarios
- Document investigation outcomes and build playbooks to strengthen future detection and response
- Collaborate with Security Analysts, Research and Backend teams to improve detection quality
- Own complex or critical incidents escalated from Tier 1/2, including live customer engagements
- Lead recurring customer meetings, translating security findings into clear, actionable recommendations
- Stay ahead of emerging threats, attack techniques and cloud security best practices
- Contribute to the development and training of AI-driven detection models
What You'll Need
Essential:
- Solid, hands-on experience in cybersecurity, ideally gained at a leading cloud or cloud security company
- Strong working knowledge of detection engineering, incident response and threat analysis, with the ability to explain attack techniques such as supply chain, API, malware and runtime in depth
- Hands-on experience with at least one major cloud platform (AWS, GCP or Azure)
- Hands-on experience with container technologies (Docker/Kubernetes)
- Comfortable and hands-on with Linux
- Familiarity with networking fundamentals and scripting (Python/Bash)
- Strong communication and presentation skills, with proven ability to engage directly with customers and stay composed under pressure
- Self-directed, comfortable operating independently in a fast-paced, high-ownership startup environment
- Already based in Northern Ireland (visa sponsorship is not available for this role)
- Willingness to participate in a shared on-call rotation, including availability during nights, weekends or holidays during rotation weeks


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Desirable / Nice to Have:
- Windows knowledge
- B.Sc. in Computer Science or Information Security
Why Apply?
- Competitive salary
- Hybrid working model, three days a week in Belfast
- Genuine founding-team opportunity as the first UK member of the Security organisation
- Clear path toward technical or team leadership as the UK team grows
- Exposure to advanced, high-impact investigations across supply chain, API, malware and runtime attack scenarios
- Work closely with Security Analysts, Research and Backend teams at a fast-growing company
Next Steps
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