Key Notes
SPINE’s endpoint, identity and internal-platform security controls form the core scope, alongside automation, infrastructure as code, systemic remediation and security KPIs. Required skills cover scripting and automation, configuration as policy, Linux and endpoint management, and identity and access controls. The engineer provides technical leadership and mentoring while working with central Security on policy and compliance requirements.
What You'll Work On
- Lead endpoint and identity security systems across SPINE, continually strengthening enforceable controls for Wayve’s internal platform and IT estate.
- Deploy security tooling, automation and infrastructure-as-code solutions that scale across endpoint, identity and internal-platform environments.
- Identify systemic security gaps, direct remediation and use security KPIs to measure control performance and recurring weakness.
- Mentor engineers and align SPINE controls with central Security policy, compliance requirements and organisation-wide technical decisions.
Why This Role Matters
- SPINE’s endpoint and identity systems carry security controls across Wayve’s internal devices and access paths; ongoing remediation addresses weaknesses found across that estate.
- Wayve’s internal-platform estate must reflect security policy and compliance requirements; collaboration with central Security translates these obligations into technical controls.
What They Are Looking For
- Technical: Scripting and automation proficiency is required; examples include Python, Bash and PowerShell.
- Technical: Experience with infrastructure-as-code and configuration-as-policy methods is required.
- Technical: Strong Linux systems knowledge and endpoint or device-management experience are required.
- Technical: Familiarity with identity and access systems, device controls and access-control implementation is required.
- Stakeholder: The ability to influence technical security decisions is required.