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Head of Security Engineering

Humankind Global Recruitment
London
6 months ago
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We’re on the Hunt for a Head of Security Engineering

Humankind is partnered with an exceptional Consultancy in the heart of London and after successfully placing the Head of Security Operations we are now on the hunt for an ambitious Head Of Security Architecture & Engineering!

Offering £125,000 - £145,000 with Hybrid working in London (2 days onsite a week)

Are you a security mastermind who can turn complex challenges into seamless solutions?

Do you lead with vision, inspire with purpose, and thrive on making things happen?

If youre ready to take charge and shape the future of security, we want to hear from you!

AsHead of Security Engineering, you’ll lead a dynamic global team, craft innovative strategies, and elevate their security game to new heights. You’ll be at the forefront of transforming how they protect and power the industries they serve, from the ground up.

What’s in it for you?

  • The chance to lead and shape security strategy for a top-tier team.
  • A truly global role with the opportunity to make a massive impact.
  • Work with cutting-edge technology in a fast-evolving landscape.
  • Empower your team, innovate, and set the stage for future success.

What they are looking for:

  • A seasoned leader with hands-on experience in security engineering & architecture.
  • Strong expertise in security controls, cloud tech, and agile ways of working.
  • A strategic thinker who knows how to turn big ideas into tangible, impactful results.
  • Someone who thrives in complex, fast-moving environments and drives change.

Ready to make waves?

Dive into a leadership role where your decisions shape the future of security.

Apply now and let’s secure tomorrow, today.

Seniority level

Not Applicable

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Information Technology and Engineering

Industries

Security and Investigations, Computer and Network Security, and Software Development

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