Security Tech Lead Manager

About the role

As a Security Tech Lead Manager, you will manage a team of security engineers while remaining hands-on with technical contributions. You will own the security engineering roadmap, drive delivery, and partner with Product and Platform Engineering to protect the marketplace and customer data. This role focuses on application and cloud security, secure software delivery, and managing risks within internal and AI-enabled systems.

Responsibilities

• Manage and develop the security team through regular one-to-ones, feedback, and performance reviews.
• Own the security engineering roadmap and prioritize work based on risk, business needs, and team capacity.
• Build security controls and automation, review code, and guide technical decisions across applications and cloud infrastructure.
• Lead threat modelling and security reviews in partnership with Product and Platform Engineering.
• Improve vulnerability management by assessing findings and tracking issues through to resolution.
• Enhance security checks in CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as code.
• Coordinate the team's technical contribution to incident response and investigations.
• Communicate progress, risks, and trade-offs to both technical and business stakeholders.

Required skills

• Security engineering
• People management
• Cloud security
• Application security
• Threat modelling
• Vulnerability management
• Incident response
• Ruby
• Python
• Go
• CI/CD
• Identity and access management

Nice to have

• Google Cloud
• Kubernetes
• Terraform
• E-commerce security
• API security
• AI security

Benefits

• Learning and development initiatives
• Mentorship programmes
• Catavoucher on joining
• Birthday Catavoucher
• Pursue Your Passion day off
• Additional leave for work anniversaries

About the Company

Catawiki is a one-of-a-kind marketplace for buying and selling special objects, with over 100,000 unique items auctioned weekly. As a growing, diverse and sustainable scale-up, the company operates with a mission to become the world's most popular destination for special objects.