Are you a cyber security engineer who gets genuine satisfaction from closing vulnerabilities, not just finding them?
DNV Energy Systems is seeking a Senior Cyber Security Engineer to take ownership of the hands-on delivery of security across a portfolio of digital products. In this role, you will work closely with product and engineering teams to actively reduce risk, meet compliance requirements, and embed secure, sustainable practices that last.
OUR OPPORTUNITY
Reporting to the Digital Portfolio Manager, you will be the primary security engineering resource for the UK&I digital product portfolio. You will own the security posture of the portfolio end-to-end, from tooling and triage through to remediation support, assessment execution, and audit preparation.
This is an individual contributor role with substantial scope. You'll be the one closest to the work, with direct influence over how security is practised across the portfolio. There is genuine opportunity for the function to grow around you as the team expands.
You will work across multiple products and engineering teams simultaneously, acting as the technical security authority for the region. You’ll be joining teams that value security and want to get it right, giving you the platform to drive meaningful, lasting improvements.
What you’ll do:
Vulnerability Management & Tooling
Maintain and operate SAST/DAST tooling (including Veracode) across the digital portfolio
Lead CVE triage, assessing severity, exploitability and remediation priority across all products
Track and manage vulnerability remediation to closure, working directly with engineering teams
Maintain the portfolio security risk register, ensuring visibility of open issues and remediation status
Security Assessment & Audit
Plan and execute security assessments across the product portfolio against DNV standards and industry frameworks (eg OWASP ASVS)
Support audit preparation and evidence gathering for internal and external audit cycles
Maintain assessment documentation, findings registers and remediation tracking artefacts
Secure Development Practice
Embed security into the software development lifecycle (SDL/SSDLC) across product teams
Conduct threat modelling and architecture review for new and materially changed products
Advise development teams on secure coding practices, dependency management and secrets handling
Act as technical security subject matter expert, the first point of contact for engineering and product teams when security questions arise