Graduate security engineer

Full job description

Bending Spoons, which buys and runs digital businesses for the long term, is hiring a graduate security engineer in its AI & Engineering area, with London listed among its offices alongside Milan, Madrid and Warsaw. The graduate security engineer finds weaknesses across systems and infrastructure through internal assessments and testing, implements countermeasures, automates security controls inside engineering workflows, works with privacy experts to turn regulation into technical safeguards and tracks emerging threats. The advert sets no degree class or graduation window and instead asks for strong reasoning, drive, team spirit and fluent English. It quotes a typical London salary band of £85,797 to £151,436, with the lower end for those with little or no experience, and says the contract is permanent or fixed term. The firm offers flexible start dates and part-time starts so applicants can begin before finishing their degree. Applications go through the company's careers page and involve one or more challenging tests that can take several hours; the application form asks whether you would need visa sponsorship, but the advert makes no sponsorship promise or refusal, and no closing date is given.