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Build and operate the infrastructure that moves information.

Protect systems, identities, networks, applications, and data.

Operate the servers, platforms, and identities applications depend on.

Build and operate computing environments across modern cloud platforms.

Build applications, and automate the infrastructure everything runs on.

Move, store, and make sense of information at scale.

Keep people working and live systems healthy — the real front door to IT.

Keep an existing network healthy, and be the person who fixes it when it is not.

Reachable as a first job

Decide, quickly, which of today’s thousand alerts is the one that matters.

Reachable as a first job

Know what is broken across ten thousand machines, and what to fix first.

Reachable as a first job

Decide what risk is acceptable, and prove the controls actually work.

Reachable as a first job

Keep the servers, accounts and services running that everyone uses without thinking about them.

Reachable as a first job

Build the applications other people use to get their work done.

Reachable as a first job

Turn a messy pile of information into an answer someone can act on.

Reachable as a first job

Be the first person who hears about every problem — and the reason it gets solved.

Reachable as a first job

Watch the whole network at once, and catch what is failing before anyone calls.

Reachable as a first job

Do the work that only happens with your hands on the actual equipment.

Reachable as a first job

Write the rule that catches it next time — without crying wolf.

Usually a second role

Own the system that decides who everyone is and what they may reach.

Usually a second role

Stop trusting anything for being "inside", and build what replaces that assumption.

A senior destination

Put the security checks inside the pipeline, so nobody has to remember them.

A senior destination

Decide the shape of defence before anything is built — then defend the decision.

A senior destination

Build the internal platform other engineers deploy onto, so they stop reinventing it.

A senior destination

Decide how reliable a system needs to be, and engineer it to stay there.

A senior destination

Keep an existing network healthy, and be the person who fixes it when it is not.

Reachable as a first job

Protect the pathways that information travels through.

Usually a second role

Configure a thousand network devices with code instead of a thousand logins.

Usually a second role

Solve routing problems that exist only as API calls.

Usually a second role

Run the physical place where thousands of machines live and talk to each other.

Usually a second role

Build and run the controls that everyone else’s safety quietly depends on.

Usually a second role

Decide, quickly, which of today’s thousand alerts is the one that matters.

Reachable as a first job

Go looking for the intruder nobody has raised an alert about.

A senior destination

Find and fix the flaws in software before it ships.

Usually a second role

Secure infrastructure that can be created, changed and destroyed in seconds.

Usually a second role

Know what is broken across ten thousand machines, and what to fix first.

Reachable as a first job

Secure the systems running factories, utilities and physical processes — where a reboot is not an option.

A senior destination

Keep the servers, accounts and services running that everyone uses without thinking about them.

Reachable as a first job

Make shipping software boring — automated, repeatable and reversible.

Usually a second role

Keep the system of record correct, fast, and recoverable.

Usually a second role

Get data reliably from where it is created to where it can be used.

Usually a second role

Watch the whole network at once, and catch what is failing before anyone calls.

Reachable as a first job

Do the work that only happens with your hands on the actual equipment.

Reachable as a first job