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Senior SOC Engineer
Location: Hampshire
Working Pattern: Hybrid
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:30pm
Competitive Salary and Benefits
Security Clearance: SC/DV eligibility required
We’re looking for an experienced Senior SOC Engineer to join a growing cyber security team and help develop the technology and automation behind a modern Security Operations Centre.
This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys the engineering side of cyber security — working with SIEM, XDR, SOAR and automation technologies to improve monitoring, detection and incident response.
- Designing, configuring and maintaining SOC security platforms.
- Building automation and integrations to improve security processes and response times.
- Working with SIEM, XDR and SOAR technologies.
- Developing and maintaining log ingestion, parsing and data pipelines.
- Using scripting and APIs to automate repetitive tasks and connect security platforms.
- Troubleshooting complex technical issues and acting as a senior escalation point.
- Supporting the implementation of security tooling across new environments.
- Helping improve detection and response capabilities.
- Sharing knowledge and mentoring other engineers and analysts.
- Keeping up to date with new security technologies and emerging threats.
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What we’re looking for
We’re looking for someone with 3–5+ years’ experience within a SOC or security engineering environment, with strong hands-on technical experience.
Ideally Experience with several of the following:
- SIEM – ideally Microsoft Sentinel, QRadar, Google SecOps or similar.
- SOAR / Automation – Cortex XSOAR, Logic Apps or similar.
- EDR / XDR – CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne or similar.
- Cloud – Azure, AWS or GCP.
- Scripting – Python, Go or another scripting language.
- Security log ingestion, parsing and data normalisation.
- APIs and security platform integrations.
- Vulnerability management or threat intelligence would be beneficial.
You don’t need experience with every technology listed. We’re primarily looking for a strong SOC Engineer who understands security tooling, enjoys automation and can pick up new technologies quickly.


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About you
- Enjoys solving technical security problems.
- Can work independently and take ownership.
- Has a good understanding of SOC environments and security operations.
- Is comfortable working across different technologies.
- Has strong communication skills.
- Enjoys sharing knowledge and supporting others.
- Takes a proactive approach to improving processes and technology.
- Is eligible for SC or DV security clearance.
Why consider the role?
The role provides exposure to a wide range of security technologies and environments, with opportunities to develop further across SOC Engineering, Security Engineering, Detection Engineering, Automation and Security Architecture.
If you’re an experienced SOC Engineer looking for a role where you can get hands-on with the technology and make a real impact, get in touch for a confidential conversation.
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