Sanderson
Senior Network Security Engineer

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Senior Network Security Engineer
Central Bristol (various hybrid working arrangements available depending on location).
£65,000 to £75,000 + bonus, 25 days holiday, good contributory pension
Are you a Network Security Engineer ready to step into a role where your expertise shapes the security of a modern, hybrid tech environment? This is your chance to own security tooling, influence design decisions, and help strengthen a growing cyber function.
What You’ll Be Doing
You’ll take the lead on securing complex enterprise networks across cloud and on‑prem environments, including:
- Configuring and optimising security tooling such as segmentation platforms, Sophos, Mimecast, XDR solutions, vulnerability scanners, and hardening baselines.
- Managing firewalls, VPNs, secure remote access, and segmentation controls.
- Improving detection and response by working closely with SIEM/SOC teams.
- Ensuring critical logging, monitoring, and compliance standards are always met.
- Automating deployments and controls using PowerShell, Python, Terraform, or similar tools.
- Supporting vulnerability assessments and driving remediation across the estate.
- Contributing to secure design reviews across applications, infrastructure, and cloud services.
- Incident response experience is desirable but not essential.
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We’re looking for someone with:
- Strong hands-on experience with network infrastructure and security, segmentation, firewalls, endpoint security, XDR, and access control.
- Experience securing Cloud (Azure and/or AWS) and on-premise environments.
- A security-first mindset and confidence working with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Knowledge of frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, CIS, GDPR would be preferred.
- A proactive, accountable approach—you like owning outcomes.


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Why This Role Stands Out
This isn’t just another security engineering job. It’s a chance to:
- Take ownership of a modern security tooling ecosystem.
- Influence architectural decisions.
- Drive meaningful improvements across the whole tech estate.
- Work in a supportive, forward-thinking security team.
For more details, please reach out to Mary Pearson on - mary.pearson@sandersonplc.com
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