Security Engineer — Build Enterprise Security Features

Jackalope Digital LLC; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Conduct is seeking a security engineer to own the security posture end to end, merging software engineering with security operations. You’ll design and ship security features in the codebase alongside product engineers and play a key role in incident response and threat hunting.

You’ll also handle vulnerability management, monitoring, and security scanning while engaging with enterprise customers and CISOs as a technical point of contact during due diligence conversations.

Qualifications

• 3–7 years in a security engineering role.
• Able to read and write code; you'll build product features and tooling, not just operate them.
• Experience with enterprise customers is a plus, not a requirement.

Responsibilities

• Design and build security features in the codebase, working directly with product engineers.
• Own enterprise security end to end, handling customer questionnaires and contractual data handling requirements.
• Monitor and harden cloud environments; drive remediation and risk acceptance when justified.
• Investigate and respond to security alerts across endpoint, cloud, and application layers.
• Build out detection and monitoring capabilities; evolve SIEM with actionable alerts.
• Own vulnerability management end to end; triage and drive issues to resolution.
• Proactively hunt for threats from unusual activity and supply-chain risks.
• Run and refine security scanning across infrastructure, apps, and dependencies.

Skills

Security engineering

Code reading/writing

Product security features

SIEM/audit logging

CISOs liaison

Threat hunting

Vulnerability management

Cloud security

Security questionnaires

Tools

SIEM tools

Security scanning tools

Cloud security tooling

Job description

Conduct is seeking a security engineer to own the security posture end to end, merging software engineering with security operations. You’ll design and ship security features in the codebase alongside product engineers and play a key role in incident response and threat hunting.

You’ll also handle vulnerability management, monitoring, and security scanning while engaging with enterprise customers and CISOs as a technical point of contact during due diligence conversations.