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Security Engineer

London
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Security Engineer (DevSecOps) - Contract - Mostly remote - Inside IR35 - 6 months rolling

My client within the financial services space are looking for a Security Engineer to join their team and help embed security throughout the software development lifecycle.

This is a hands-on DevSecOps-focused role, working closely with engineering and development teams to improve the security of our cloud infrastructure, developer tooling and CI/CD pipelines.

You’ll help build security into the way software is developed and deployed, while identifying and managing vulnerabilities across our technology stack.

What you’ll be doing

  • Integrating security controls and tooling into CI/CD pipelines, helping engineering teams identify and address security issues early in the development lifecycle.
  • Securing and improving developer tooling and workflows, ensuring security is built into the development experience.
  • Managing and improving dependency vulnerability management, including identifying, prioritising and remediating vulnerabilities in third-party libraries and packages.
  • Supporting container security and vulnerability management, from image scanning through to remediation and secure deployment.
  • Working with engineering teams to establish practical, scalable security controls across the software development lifecycle.
  • Helping secure and monitor our AWS cloud environment.
  • Applying security best practices to infrastructure managed through Terraform.
  • Working with GitHub and associated development workflows to improve code and repository security.
  • Supporting vulnerability identification, risk assessment and remediation across our development and cloud environments.
  • Continuously evaluating security tooling and processes, looking for ways to automate security and reduce friction for development teams.

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You will be someone with a strong understanding of application, cloud and infrastructure security, combined with practical DevSecOps experience.

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You’ll ideally have experience with:

  • AWS security and cloud environments.
  • GitHub and modern software development workflows.
  • Terraform and Infrastructure as Code security.
  • Integrating security tools into CI/CD pipelines.
  • Dependency and open-source vulnerability management.
  • Container security and vulnerability scanning.
  • Working with developers and engineering teams to implement security controls.
  • Security automation and embedding security into the software development lifecycle.

You don’t need to have experience with every technology or tool we use. What matters most is a strong security engineering mindset, good technical fundamentals and the ability to work collaboratively with developers to solve security problems in a practical way.

If this sounds like one for you please reply with your up to date CV and I will give you a call to discuss in more detail.

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