Senior Security Engineer - Asset Management

Senior Security Engineer - Asset Management, London, £100-150K + Bens.

You must be an experienced Security Engineer with Knowledge, experience and understanding of the evolving threat landscape, digital asset attack vectors, threat testing and assessment, vulnerability detection and resolution is essential.

You will be capable of managing penetration testing on applications, systems and networks using formal processes and industry standard tooling.

This role will require 4 days a week in the London office.



Responsibilities:

, Be pragmatic and commercially driven positioning the security function as an enabler for the business.
, Work to design, develop and execute on the company Digital security strategy.


, Design and execute an adversarial security program to proactively identify vulnerabilities and risks.
, Own the relationship with key stakeholders across the firm to inform the Security requirements, roadmap and priorities.
, Take the lead on security incidents, investigations and remediation.


, Familiar with Red Teaming and/or penetration testing.
, Advocate of the principle of “shift left” and approach to DevSecOps

Your background / experience:

, Professional hands-on experience with a programming or scripting language, e.g.

Java, Golang, Python, Bash, Node.js, etc.
, Professional experience in financial services
, Experience of working in a dynamic, fast paced environment
, Experience with microservice architecture
, Experience with offensive tools including, Kali Linux, Metasploit, CobaltStrike, etc.

Desirable experience:

, Familiarity with secure execution environments, air gapped system architecture, infra-as-code, tamper proof hardware.


, Experience with application security and reviews
, Familiarity with cryptographically secured data, assets and infrastructure
, Experience with cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies, e.g.

Bitcoin, Ethereum


This Senior Security Engineer - Asset Management role is based in London and pays c£100-150K per annum + bens.