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The company itself is a scale up who are going through a significant round of funding. They are a software company with the Cyber Security space and this role is 100% remote within the UK. They are well respected in their industry and their product is used by Fortune 500 and other large enterprises globally.

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The company itself is a scale up who are going through a significant round of funding. They are a software company with the Cyber Security space and this role is 100% remote within the UK. They are well respected in their industry and their product is used by Fortune 500 and other large enterprises globally.

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Design and build scalable solutions
Design backend services
Design automation, automation architecture
Prototyping security tooling
Work closely with the Security and Labs teams
Work alongside the ethical hackers/ bounty hunters Profile

Must haves:

Backend Engineering experience (they are 80% Python, 20% GO)
Cyber Security experience or an interest personally
Worked in a start up / scale up / smaller businessNice to haves:

Experience working with significant amounts of data or handling 'big data' for security
Hands on experience of offensive security Job Offer

100% Remote working

Unlimited holidays

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