Logistex
Senior Security Engineer

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Are you an experienced Security Engineer with strong Linux security and vulnerability management expertise?
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Do you enjoy shaping security strategy, leading remediation activities, and working directly with customers and engineering teams?
Join Logistex and become the specialist security voice within our product team. You will take ownership of security testing, vulnerability management, system hardening and customer security assurance, helping protect warehouse control and automated materials handling software that supports some of the UK's largest distribution operations.
What’s in it for you as Security Engineer?
- Competitive salary
- Career development
- Employee-Owned Trust membership
- Hybrid working
- Opportunity to shape company-wide security standards
- Work on industry-critical automation and warehouse systems
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Key Responsibilities for a Security Engineer
- Own the security testing cycle from commissioning external penetration tests through to remediation and closure
- Develop and maintain security hardening and patching baselines for supported systems
- Manage vulnerabilities across Linux-based environments and prioritise remediation activities
- Provide threat modelling, secure design input and security governance across the software lifecycle
- Contribute to CI/CD security controls, dependency management and SBOM processes
- Act as the security authority for customer assurance activities and security questionnaires
- Support platform lifecycle planning and security improvements across long-lived industrial systems


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What We Are Looking For
- Substantial hands-on experience in a product, infrastructure or platform security role
- Strong Linux security engineering experience including hardening, patch management and network security
- Experience remediating third-party penetration testing findings
- Knowledge of vulnerability management tools such as Nessus, Tenable or OpenVAS
- Excellent communication skills with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Experience working with legacy or long-lived systems
- Knowledge of secure software development and DevSecOps principles
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