Cloud security engineer

We have a new and exclusive opportunity for a Cloud Security Engineer to join our thriving business as we expand our Cybersecurity Software Engineering team.

Title: Cloud Security Engineer Team: Cybersecurity Software Engineering Location: Cambridge and home working hybrid (1-3 days a week in the office depending on project workload and very flexible) Salary: £45-50,000 Technical Stack: Cyber Security, Cloud experience - AWS, containers, Docker, and software engineering: Python and/or TypeScript.

This role is for a Security Engineer in a cloud security and software development capacity. You will be working with the cloud software engineering team to deliver software projects that have a security focus.

What is fascinating about this role is that as the Cloud Security Software Engineer, you will spend the majority of your time designing, implementing, and safeguarding a series of information systems used across the team’s technology stack - ranging from the interface to the underlying cloud-based infrastructure. This makes this a unique role where you will be able to utilize a broad skill set.

Role Requirements

1. Experience in cybersecurity matters (e.g., threat detection, malware intelligence, cloud security posture management, or identity and access management systems).
2. Understanding of the following functions: TCP/IP stack, OSI Model, DHCP, DNS, Subnets, VLANs, Routers, Firewalls (essential).
3. Experience in software engineering, ideally with Python and TypeScript.

We are shortlisting this role over this week. For more information and the chance to be considered, please send through a CV.

Good luck!

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1. Experience in cybersecurity matters (e.g., threat detection, malware intelligence, cloud security posture management, or identity and access management systems).
2. Understanding of the following functions: TCP/IP stack, OSI Model, DHCP, DNS, Subnets, VLANs, Routers, Firewalls (essential).
3. Experience in software engineering, ideally with Python and TypeScript.