Security Platform Engineer

We are
looking for a hands on Cyber Security Platform Engineer to help deliver a new
security product across the Client environment.

Working
closely with the architect and product/Vendor SME, the successful candidate
will drive the technical implementation, coordinate agent deployments, and
manage firewall requirements, and work with various technology and cyber teams
to implement controls such as SSO, MFA etc. This role requires someone who can
work effectively with stakeholders across Client, taking the product to BAU.

Please see
attached JD.

Note:
JD mentions runZero product - will be great if candidate has runZero
experience, if not we need the candidate to have experience with a comparable
product.

Platform engineering and configuration

• Design and implement the runZero platform
  operating model, including environments, access, roles, boundaries, sites,
  asset groups, tags and naming standards.
  
• Configure discovery coverage for corporate, data
  centre, cloud, remote access, network, IoT and relevant OT environments.
  
• Design appropriate active scanning, passive
  discovery and integration patterns for different network zones and
  operational risk profiles.
  
• Establish safe scanning standards, approval
  gates, maintenance windows and exception processes for sensitive or
  fragile environments.
  
• Configure asset classification, ownership,
  business context, criticality and lifecycle attributes.
  
• Define standards for handling transient,
  ephemeral, duplicate, decommissioned and unmanaged assets.
  
• Develop reusable configuration patterns and
  templates that can be applied consistently across sites and environments.
  
• Maintain a clear separation between production
  configuration, testing and experimental changes.
  

Integrations and data engineering

• Integrate runZero with CMDB, ServiceNow, Tenable,
  EDR, NAC, DNS/DHCP, cloud platforms, identity systems, SIEM, SOAR and
  relevant infrastructure tools.
  
• Implement API-based ingestion and egress patterns
  using secure service identities and least-privilege access.
  
• Automate asset reconciliation, deduplication,
  enrichment, ownership mapping and data-quality checks.
  
• Ensure downstream systems receive consistent,
  useful and appropriately scoped data rather than uncontrolled asset or
  alert noise.
  
• Define integration contracts, schemas, field
  mappings, ownership, error handling, retry behaviour and support
  expectations.
  
• Build mechanisms to detect integration drift,
  stale credentials, failed synchronisation and unexpected data-volume changes.
  

Automation and workflow engineering

• Automate platform onboarding, configuration
  validation, scan scheduling, asset tagging, reporting and operational
  housekeeping.
  
• Automate the routing of actionable exposures to
  the correct security, infrastructure, network, cloud or application
  owners.
  
• Implement event-driven workflows for newly
  discovered assets, exposed services, control gaps, unauthorised devices
  and material changes.
  
• Design idempotent automation that can be safely
  re-run without creating duplicate records, tickets or configuration drift.
  
• Use APIs, webhooks, scripts and workflow
  platforms to reduce manual administration and improve response times.
  
• Introduce approval controls for high-impact or
  potentially disruptive actions.
  
• Create automated lifecycle handling for assets
  that are retired, renamed, moved, rebuilt or short-lived.
  

SRE and operations

• Treat runZero configuration and operational
  processes as code wherever possible.
  
• Establish version control, peer review, automated
  testing, release controls and rollback procedures for platform changes.
  
• Define service-level indicators and objectives
  for discovery coverage, data freshness, integration health, scan success,
  alert delivery and remediation workflow reliability.
  
• Implement dashboards and alerts that detect
  platform degradation before it affects consumers.
  
• Create operational runbooks for common failures,
  including collector or explorer issues, scan failures, integration errors,
  data-quality problems and access failures.
  
• Design backup, recovery, disaster-recovery and
  business-continuity procedures appropriate to the service.
  
• Conduct capacity, performance and scale
  assessments as coverage expands across Client environments.
  
• Manage credentials through approved enterprise
  secrets-management capabilities; do not embed secrets in scripts,
  repositories or configuration files.
  
• Implement role-based access control,
  privileged-access controls, administrative separation and auditable change
  history.
  
• Support security reviews, architecture reviews,
  privacy assessments, risk assessments and control assurance activities.
  
• Ensure platform data handling, logging,
  retention, residency and third-party access align with client security and
  regulatory requirements.