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SecOps Engineer

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SecOps Engineer - Central London

Up to £70,000 PA

Well-established and highly profitable construction engineering business is seeking an experienced SecOps Engineer to join them on a permanent basis. This is a critical leadership role within an organisation undergoing significant digital transformation, with ambitious growth and acquisition plans driving demand for scalable, standardised and efficient business applications.

This role is ideal for a proactive security professional with strong technical expertise across application, network and infrastructure security. You will play a key part in implementing security controls, mitigating risk and contributing to the continuous improvement of the company's overall security posture.

Responsibilities:

  • Monitor security tools including SIEM (QRadar) and respond to threat detection alerts

  • Triage, analyse and prioritise security (via ServiceNow)

  • Investigate root causes of security issues and design effective remediation solutions

  • Oversee Patch Management

  • Conduct vulnerability scans with Qualys, analyse results and prioritise remediation

  • Document SecOps processes and create knowledge base articles in line with best practices

  • Automate security tasks and toolchains using scripting (PowerShell, Batch, etc.)

  • Collaborate with external SOC teams

  • Prepare post-incident reports and root cause analyses

  • Manage end-user device (EUD) security via MS Intune, Sophos and NinjaOne

  • Schedule and assess vulnerability scans on critical infrastructure

  • Maintain patching compliance for OS, Microsoft Office and third-party applications

  • Support infrastructure teams to deploy systems, enhance security policies and manage security-driven changes

  • Produce weekly security operations reports

  • Manage Cisco Umbrella web filtering and SSL inspection policies

    Requirements:

  • Previous hands-on experience in SecOps or Incident Response

  • Recognised Security certifications such as Security+, CEH, or Microsoft security certifications

  • Strong knowledge of Microsoft Windows OS security and hardening

  • Working PowerShell scripting ability for automation tasks

  • Solid understanding of cloud-native security across M365, Azure and AWS

  • Experience with enterprise IT infrastructure

    Any experience with the following will be highly favoured:

  • Strong experience with Qualys

  • Exposure to Varonis

  • Network security knowledge or relevant certifications (TCP/IP, VPNs, routing, segmentation)

  • Experience working with ServiceNow

    Please note; this role is 4 days per week onsite initially (dropping to 3 once passed probation). Working hours are 08:00 - 17:00

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