Development & Programming

Job Role: Development & Programming
Job Type: Full time
Location: London, London
Salary: £55,000 - £75,000 pa
Start Date: 08/04/2024
Job Reference: MM-00002683

Description



Senior Application Security Analyst required by global financial services organisation. The Application Security Analyst will own and assist the client with application security strategy and information technology strategy. The client's cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions are shaping the future of their financial service niche enhancing their customers’ investments.

 

The Senior Application Security Analyst will:

 

Fortify the client's cybersecurity framework and provide expert guidance in our ongoing business operations. Your role is pivotal in maintaining and enhancing our security posture within the fast-paced world of financial technology.

 

The Senior Application Security Analyst experience will include:

 

  • Expertise in application security development frameworks.
  • Experience of security protocol and methodologies: ISO20071 – NIST.
  • Experience with security tools and cloud security tools – MS Azure.
  • Pen Testing experience.
  • Proven experience working with application development teams to improve security.
  • Proven experience working through the full development life cycle.

 

If you're passionate about defining the future of cybersecurity in the financial technology sector and possess the skills we're looking for, we would love to have you on our team. Please apply with your CV, and join the client in revolutionising the financial services industry, one secure step at a time. The client requires the Senior Application Security Analyst to attend the office (based in central London) two days per week. The client is flexible work start/finish times to accommodate for parent/guardian responsibilities. Benefits include: competitive yearly bonus, life insurance, private medical cover, gym membership, 26 days holiday.

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