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Security Engineer, Senior
ArqLondon12 days ago
Full-timeVia ArbeitnowSecurity
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What We're Looking For You'll be ARQ's first Security Engineer based in Brazil – it's the chance to lay the foundation for how we do security in the region and shape how that function grows from here. You'll work closely with our global security team but have real autonomy in deciding what "good" looks like locally, from day one. We're looking for someone who enjoys a multidisciplinary role. Security at ARQ spans Application Security, Security Operations, and Governance/Risk/Compliance, and we need someone comfortable moving across at least two of these three areas – because in a founding role, there's no one else to hand off the parts that don't fit your specialty. What you'll do Drive application security initiatives: threat modelling, secure code review support, API testing, and security pipeline improvements Assess and secure AI/agentic workflows across the company — reviewing prompts, preventing destructive actions, and controlling data exposure Build and improve SIEM detection rules, alert pipelines, and automated response playbooks (Datadog SIEM, CrowdStrike, Cloudflare) Contribute to incident response readiness, including IR playbooks, tabletop exercises, and forensic procedures Conduct cloud security assessments across AWS and Kubernetes environments Establish and run the vendor security assessment process — building a scalable due diligence framework for third-party onboarding What you'll need 4–7 years in information security, ideally having built or significantly shaped the security function at a startup or high-growth company - you've been the person who sets things up, not just maintains them 2+ years at a regulated fintech/bank/payment company Hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure security (AWS, Kubernetes) Familiarity with application security practices: threat modelling, secure code review, CI/CD pipeline hardening, and API security testing Ability to assess and secure emerging AI/agentic tooling - you understand the risks of LLM integration