Security Engineer

La Fosse Associates Limited
united kingdom
9 months ago
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Security Engineer – Remote (ad–hoc travel) – GBP61,500 + Car Allowance + Bonus + Benefits

La Fosse is partnered with a nationally recognised organisation to hire a Security Engineer. This is a key role within their platform team, focused on maturing infrastructure security and acting as the proactive link between SOC and Governance functions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Conduct external scans, assess public–facing infrastructure, and proactively identify vulnerabilities.
  • Define and implement technical security controls aligned with governance policies.
  • Support threat modelling and threat hunting initiatives within a largely AWS environment.
  • Contribute to the design and development of a new SIEM product.
  • Provide engineering input into infrastructure and system design, setting clear security requirements.
  • Assist with incident response and forensics investigations as needed.
  • Work closely with SOC (alerting/response) and Governance (policy/risk) to deliver joined–up security improvements.

Requirements:

  • Experience in security engineering with a focus on infrastructure.
  • Hands–on exposure to tools such as Qualys, Rapid7, Sophos, or LogicMonitor.
  • Knowledge of AWS cloud environments and infrastructure–level security controls.
  • Scripting ability to automate tasks or processes (no requirement to integrate with dev teams).
  • Comfortable operating as a solo security engineer and working across multiple teams.
  • Previous involvement in SIEM, threat hunting, or security design is a plus.

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