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: Infrastructure Engineer/ Data Engineer

Location : Edinburgh (2 days week on site)


Duration : 3 Months


Status : Inside IR35


Hours : 35-40/Week


Rate: Circa £/Day



Experience and skills Required:



Technical knowledge of Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) toolsets with expertise in developing ingestion methodologies and a keen focus on automation.
Knowledge and deep understanding of other technologies (e.g. Cloud, Firewalls, Proxies, IDS/IPS).
Knowledge of Sox security logging requirements, particularly with a focus on direct database access.
focus with a demonstrable systematic and analytical approach to problem solving.
Proven communication skills and the ability to build strong relationships.
Knowledge of Agile methodologies
Use data analytics solutions to drive innovation and enable the cyber threat management strategy.
Develop and implement security controls which protect from threats.
Challenge ineffective processes, actively suggest improvements to your Squad Lead and Engineering Manager.


Candidates will ideally show evidence of the above in their CV to be considered.



Please be advised if you haven't heard from us within 48 hours then unfortunately your application has not been successful on this occasion, we may however keep your details on file for any suitable future vacancies and contact you accordingly.



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