Lead Cyber Security Engineer

Teamtailor
London
1 month ago
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TransferRoomis a hyper-growth B2B SaaS Marketplace on a mission to change the football transfer market for the better. We do this by empowering football clubs, agents and players to be successful in the transfer market by giving them real-time market intelligence and direct access to a global network of decision-makers.

TransferRoom is market leading and has become a must have for key stakeholders in football’s transfer market. It’s used by 800+ clubs, including Man City, Liverpool and PSG, 550 agencies and 8000 professional players. It has empowered clubs and agents to facilitate over 6000 transfers since launch in 2017.

Brief intro to the role:

As our Lead Cyber Security Engineer you will work as part of the technology organisation, focused on the Compliance and Infosec programme that protects TransferRoom and its customers across the globe. As a member of the team, you will be expected to maintain a high bar for quality, have an automation-first mindset, leverage best practices and deliver well-architected solutions and frameworks.

What you’ll be doing:


  •  Lead the delivery and implementation of the NIST cybersecurity framework at TransferRoom.
  • Execute against prioritised deliverables aimed at optimising, improving or maintaining the security posture of the TransferRoom platform and business.
  • Handle stakeholder-facing elements of the role with high standards of customer service.
  • Bring a can-do attitude to your work, looking to grow and evolve your technical skills and share your knowledge to grow others.
  • Demonstrate technical competency in the work you produce.
  • Offer a risk-based approach to day-to-day work.

Who you are:


  • Previous experience in Infrastructure Engineering / DevOps / Cyber Security roles.

  • Proven track record of implementing and successfully delivering security frameworks such as NIST, ISO127001 or SOC across a fast-paced organisation.

  • Proficient in coding and scripting in either Python, PowerShell or Bash or a comparable scripting language.

  • Expert knowledge of the Microsoft Azure Cloud platform and the well-architected framework.

  • Understanding of risk management principles.

  • A team player, who is self-motivated with excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.

Nice to haves:


  • Vendor, product, methodology and/or industry certifications.
  • Experience of configuration management tools, vulnerability scanners, proxies, WAFs, artefact management.
  • Experience in secured Azure, or other, Cloud architectures and engineering solutions.

What’s in it for you:





































  • Employee assistance programme
  • 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
  • Life insurance
  • Critical illness
  • Pension plan 
  • Enhanced parental leave
  • Learning budget for everyone
  • Discounted gym membership
  • A generous employee Referral Bonus scheme
  • Team building days and events
  • Cycle-to-work scheme and an annual travel season ticket loan
  • ‘Matched Giving’ programme where we donate when our employees donate
  • We are a unique combination of a scale up with security

We are a fast scaling, category creating company with smart teammates who love what they do. With a unique combination as a scale up with security, we have an 86% Employee Satisfaction Score, a Likelihood to Recommend score of 8.3 and a score of 8.8 for how our colleagues rate their relationships with their coworkers.

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