About the project
We’re hiring a DevSecOps Engineer who thrives in fast-moving environments, understands technical depth, and can independently own security across multiple areas — from architecture and infrastructure to monitoring and investigations. The role is ideal for someone who prefers deep thinking over surface-level “best practices”. You’ll play a key role in securing our systems and eventually take ownership of technical implementation and decision-making. The project is a high-load financial platform that acts as a payment processor for cryptocurrency and fiat transactions. The system utilizes integrations with blockchain networks and processes a high volume of requests within the cloud infrastructure.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain secure development and delivery pipelines
- Define and enforce access boundaries, response processes, and security policies
- Detect and prevent data leaks, monitor logs, and investigate anomalies
- Contribute to architecture and infrastructure decisions with a security-first mindset
- Analyze incidents, model threats, and assess risks end-to-end
- Context-switch rapidly while maintaining focus and ownership
Requirements
- Solid hands-on experience with Kubernetes
- Strong understanding of networking principles and ability to troubleshoot/configure network layers
- Familiarity with bare-metal infrastructure
- Proactive mindset, ability to identify and resolve potential issues before they escalate
- Understanding of base-level security policies and practices
We offer
- Competitive compensation
- Social package (24 working days of annual leave, 5 paid sick days)
- Flexible working hours
- Challenging projects in diverse business domains and a variety of tech stacks
- Personal development and professional growth opportunities
- Work with talented, ambitious and family-feel teams
- Educational possibilities: corporate courses, knowledge hubs, and in-house English classes
- Compensation for your professional certification & support for your learning activities
- Opportunity to choose IT equipment you like
- Corporate social responsibility