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Security Engineer – ForgeRock

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3 months ago
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Location:London (Hybrid – 2 days onsite)

Rate:Up to £800/day (PAYE)

Duration:6 months

Start Date:21 April 2025

IR35 Status:PAYE

A top-tier financial services organisation is seeking aSecurity Engineerwith deep expertise inForgeRock IAMandcloud security. You’ll be leading efforts to secure large-scale identity platforms, automate security workflows, and embed “security by design” into DevSecOps.

Key Skills & Responsibilities:

  • 5+ years withForgeRock IAM stack: PingGateway, PingAM, PingIDM, PingDS
  • Advancedcloud security knowledge(AWS CLI, security controls, policies)
  • Strong experience withPKI, HSMs, certificate lifecycle management
  • Proficiency inpenetration testing, threat modeling, and vulnerability management
  • Automating security withGitLab CI/CD, Chef, AWS CLI
  • Collaborating with CISO, engineering, and product teams on secure architecture
  • Completion of ForgeRock 4xx-level training or certification

Bonus:

  • Experience withPKI-based self-sovereign identity

Apply nowto join a critical security initiative protecting millions of customers and shaping IAM best practices at enterprise scale.

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Contract

Job function

Finance, Information Technology, and Engineering

Industries

IT Services and IT Consulting, Business Consulting and Services, and Information Services

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