About this role Salary: £65,000 - 75,000 per year Requirements: Proven experience in a Cloud Security, Cyber Security or Security
Engineering role Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure security Good understanding of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) security Experience with Microsoft Defender and broader Microsoft security technologies Knowledge of identity and access management, including Conditional Access Experience working with cloud security monitoring and posture management tools Ability to interpret security findings and drive meaningful remediation activities Comfortable operating across a broad range of security responsibilities in a fast-paced environment Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills Must be eligible to obtain SC Clearance Responsibilities: Drive security improvements across cloud infrastructure and services Monitor, investigate and remediate cloud security risks and vulnerabilities Manage and optimise cloud security tooling, ensuring alerts and findings are effectively interpreted and actioned Administer and enhance Microsoft security technologies, including Microsoft Defender Implement and maintain Conditional Access policies and identity security controls Work closely with infrastructure, cloud and engineering teams to embed security best practices Support security governance, compliance and risk management activities Contribute to incident response and security investigations where required Help develop and improve security standards, procedures and controls Technologies: Azure Cloud GCP Support Security More: We are seeking a Cloud Security Engineer to join our growing cyber security function, which secures and enhances enterprise cloud environments across Azure and GCP. This hands-on role offers the opportunity to influence security improvements and help shape best practices across modern cloud platforms. The position is hybrid, with on-site attendance once or twice per month, and offers a salary of up to £75,000 plus benefits. Remote on-call support is part of the role, with participation expected within the first six months and a typical rota of approximately 1 in 5 or 1 in 6.
