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Linkly is seeking a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer to lead the new internal penetration testing capability. You will own security validation of product designs and cloud configurations, primarily on Azure, collaborating with engineering and operations to ensure robust risk mitigation and resilient systems.
You’ll establish security guidelines, run routine infrastructure assessments, and build tooling to automate testing.
Linkly is a PE-backed, Australian fintech focusing on payment integration solutions. We are a leading provider in ecommerce recurring billing, and our middleware powers over 200,000 terminals and processes over two billion transactions annually. Our applications support over 800 integrations into POS solutions. We have built our reputation through seamless integration of payment terminals and POS systems and are continuing to innovate in creating a terminal and acquirer independent payment solicitor for in-store. Our clients include major banks and retailers such as Woolworths, David Jones, JB Hi-Fi, and Bunnings.
Our goal is to continuously lead the payments industry with new technology delivering value to clients, which who include merchants, banks, acquirers and POS vendors, expanding our presence into other regions.
We’re looking for a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer to join our Security team and take ownership of building Linkly’s internal penetration testing capability. This is a brand-new function in the team, so you will be building it from the ground up.
This role requires deep technical cloud security expertise, with Azure as our primary platform. You’ll work closely with our Chief Security Officer, the wider Security team, and our engineering and operations teams to validate that the design and configuration of our products and services meet security requirements. Engineering owns the design; you make sure it holds up.
Within your first 12 months, you’ll have an internal penetration testing function in place and in use, security assessments of cloud infrastructure changes running routinely, and a defined set of security guidelines and baselines for the business.