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Solution Engineer – Cybersecurity & Data
Location
Sheffield – Hybrid
Contract
6 months initially
Rate
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We’re currently recruiting for a Solution Engineer to join a major financial services client in Sheffield on an initial 6-month contract.
This is a hands-on technical architecture and solution design role within a cybersecurity-focused function, working across cyber analytics, big data, cloud, software engineering and security.
You’ll be responsible for shaping and assuring end-to-end technical solutions, producing architecture documentation and working closely with engineering, platform and central architecture teams to take solutions from requirements through to production.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and maintain HLDs, LLDs, reference architectures, design patterns and Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
- Design and evolve large-scale, petabyte-level data platforms using open-source technologies.
- Evaluate technologies, OSS components and vendors, including running PoCs and documenting technical trade-offs.
- Own end-to-end solution designs for custom-built cybersecurity applications.
- Provide technical architecture and design input to software engineering and platform teams.
- Work with central architecture and governance functions to ensure solutions meet required security, regulatory and technology standards.
- Facilitate design workshops and governance forums, influencing technical decisions across multiple teams.
- Ensure solutions are secure, operationally supportable, scalable and commercially viable.
- Contribute hands-on where required, including coding and technical implementation.
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Experience Required
We’re looking for someone with a strong technical background who can operate comfortably between architecture, engineering and cybersecurity.
Key experience includes:
- Strong experience designing, deploying and operating big data platforms at scale.
- Hands-on experience with big data technologies and platforms.
- Proven experience delivering end-to-end solution designs, from requirements through to production and ongoing support.
- Experience across cloud and/or on-premise infrastructure; Azure, AWS and GCP experience would be beneficial.
- Good understanding of cybersecurity and secure-by-design principles.
- Experience with areas such as IAM/RBAC, authentication, encryption, key/secrets management, logging and auditability.
- Understanding of Secure SDLC, vulnerability management and software supply-chain security.
- Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Comfortable influencing and facilitating across teams without direct authority.
- A pragmatic approach to architecture, balancing long-term technical strategy with delivery requirements.
- Willingness to remain hands-on and contribute technically when required.


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The Opportunity
This is a strong opportunity to work on large-scale cybersecurity and data engineering initiatives within a major financial services environment, with exposure to modern open-source data platforms, cloud technologies, cybersecurity architecture and enterprise governance.
If you have a background in Solution Architecture / Solution Engineering, Big Data and Cybersecurity, and are comfortable getting hands-on with technology, we'd be keen to hear from you.
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