We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Security Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join our dynamic and growing team. As a Security SRE, you will play a critical role in ensuring the security, reliability, and scalability of our systems and infrastructure. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, implement, and maintain security measures, incident response protocols, and automation tools to enhance the overall security posture of our organisation.

You will define, advocate and drive adoption for a common set of minimum security requirements and measure progress along the way. This is not a checkbox role, baselines are only meaningful if they are mapped to a reasonable threat, and the recommended mitigation is possible via battle-tested tools that exist today. You’ll set the bar and shape the future of our security standards, by iterating on your experience with engineering team challenges as they adopt practices and tools to develop securely.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, an engineering-related field, or equivalent related experience. Advanced Degree preferred.

10+ years in a Site Reliability Engineering infrastructure focused role

Significant and demonstrable experience in at least one of the following: Python, Golang, Java, Rust, C# or C++

Deep knowledge of Linux security primitives, systems, packaging, container security and SELinux

Strong understanding of operating systems concepts including multi-threading, memory management, networking and storage, performance and scale

Experience running Tier 1 services for 24/7 support

Preferred Qualifications

Proven experience with large scale, highly available, distributed, and fault tolerant systems

Experience with Kubernetes, Docker, and containerization

Understanding of SRE principles, including monitoring, alerting, error budgets, fault analysis, and other common reliability engineering concepts

Understanding of MacOS security primitives is a bonus

Prior experience in security related fields (or equivalent experience) Certs like OSCP, OSCE, OSEE, etc. helpful but not vital