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Security Engineer – Privileged Identity
We’re working with a global investment bank in London that is looking to hire a Security Engineer – Privileged Identity into its cybersecurity team.
This is a hands-on security engineering role with an approximately 50/50 split between CyberArk/PAM and broader security engineering projects.
You’ll need practical CyberArk experience, but this isn’t a pure CyberArk support role. Alongside PAM, you’ll get exposure to wider security engineering projects across identity, automation, secrets management, cloud and preventative security controls.
You’ll need hands-on experience with CyberArk and Privileged Access Management, with knowledge across areas such as:
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- CyberArk PAM administration and engineering
- Privileged and service account management
- Safes, RBAC, platforms and policies
- Credential rotation and secrets management
- Application and third-party integrations
- Automation of PAM processes
For the other side of the role, we’re looking for broader security engineering capability or an appetite to develop further across:
- Security tooling implementation and integration
- Identity security and least privilege
- Automation using PowerShell and/or Python
- Secrets and certificate management
- Windows Server and Active Directory
- Linux and enterprise networking
- Cloud security across Azure, AWS or similar environments
- Testing and implementing new preventative security controls


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You don't need to be an expert across every area. The key is having a solid grounding in CyberArk/PAM alongside broader technical skills and an interest in developing further as a security engineer.
Strong communication, reporting and documentation skills are also important.
Salary: £50,000–£60,000 base
Location: London – 2 days onsite per week
Please note: sponsorship is not available for this position. You must already have the right to work in the UK.
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