Senior IT Security Engineer (London)

Plexus Resource Solutions
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10 months ago
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Plexus has partnered with a well-funded, innovative startup (backed by nearly$100M) that's redefining security forProof-of-Stake blockchainsand pioneeringBitcoin stakingsolutions. They're seeking a talentedSenior IT Security Engineerto play a key role in building the next generation of blockchain security.


Responsibilities:

  • Administer cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure), Google Workspace, SSO, and SaaS apps.
  • Evaluate, integrate, and manage security tools (e.g., SIEM, endpoint protection).
  • Oversee IT/security vendors and ensure compliance.
  • Support security incident response and investigations.

Requirements:

  • IT admin experience, ideally in a startup with a global remote team.
  • Hands-on with MDM, Google Workspace, SSO, and cloud SaaS, focused on security and global access.
  • Good understanding of blockchain security risks.
  • Proficient in scripting (Python, Bash).


If this is something that piques your interest, please apply!

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