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DevSecOps Engineer

Matchtech
West Midlands, England
10 months ago
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Job summary

2 days a week in Solihull, SC cleared or clearable.

Key skills required for this role

urp Suite, Nmap, BloodHound, CrackMapExec, DevSecOps, Pentesting

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DevSecOps Engineer

Job description

a DevOps engineer who doesn't just know pipelines and CI/CD, but knows how to weaponise them.

What they'll realistically be doing
- Build and automate offensive security tooling
- Work alongside pen testers to turn manual recon/exploitation into slick, scalable pipelines
- Write the glue that binds Burp Suite, Nmap, BloodHound, CrackMapExec, and all the other tools they love (or build their own)
- They need to think like an attacker, and script like a builder
- Fully internal environment, no commercial clients, they get free reign to build and automate as they please

We're not looking for a checkbox DevSecOps person. We're looking for someone who reads logs like a story, speaks YAML like a second language, and sees CI/CD as a delivery mechanism for payloads, not just code.

If they've ever wanted to turn pen test tactics into reliable, repeatable infrastructure, this is is for them.

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