We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a IT Automation Engineer This is an opportunity for a technically minded individual to join us as a IT Automation Engineer You'll be working within a team to operate a highly performant internal technology environment and associated productivity solutions within NatWest Boxed. Hone your existing engineering skills and advance your career in this critical role What you'll do Join the Colleague Technology Services (CTS) team to manage and automate NatWest Boxed applications and operational processes. Use your technology skills to solve problems and improve processes. You will use your scripting/service orchestration knowledge to automate repetitive tasks where possible. You'll also be: Working with our Service Management, Security, Privacy, Engineering and People/HR teams and make sure CTS are delivered to a highest standards Implementing new workplace IT tooling and support the evolvement of our identity and access management posture Seeking opportunities to automate and improve processes of 1st line and 2nd line tasks Providing second line support for tech escalation around device and app support. Manage changes to our SaaS applications to support the wider business requirements Supporting with any incident resolution actions relating to Workplace IT tooling Helping grow and mature the CTS team by bringing expert engineering knowledge and sharing it with the wider team. Contributing to making NW Boxed a great place to work, you'll also help NW Boxed employees navigate Security, Privacy and Compliance requirements The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with experience working with Scripting and Orchestration. You enjoy automating and orchestrating various processes and integrating multiple technology platforms to make tasks easier and more efficient. Additionally, you'll demonstrate: The ability to identify and automate processes to improve operational efficiencies. You will be able to evaluate, implement and operate various automation tooling and technologies How to strike the right balance between automation and manual process on a cost-benefit basis Expert knowledge on Atlassian products and integrations (Jira, Confluence & Jira Service Management) Administration knowledge of some of the following: Workato, Jamf Pro, MacOS administration, Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, Identity and Access Management, Single -Sign-On tools and foundation knowledge of Information Security The ability to be a self-starter and a fast learner who has a flexible approach and enjoys collaborating with others to deliver a common goal
05/08/2026
Full time
We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a IT Automation Engineer This is an opportunity for a technically minded individual to join us as a IT Automation Engineer You'll be working within a team to operate a highly performant internal technology environment and associated productivity solutions within NatWest Boxed. Hone your existing engineering skills and advance your career in this critical role What you'll do Join the Colleague Technology Services (CTS) team to manage and automate NatWest Boxed applications and operational processes. Use your technology skills to solve problems and improve processes. You will use your scripting/service orchestration knowledge to automate repetitive tasks where possible. You'll also be: Working with our Service Management, Security, Privacy, Engineering and People/HR teams and make sure CTS are delivered to a highest standards Implementing new workplace IT tooling and support the evolvement of our identity and access management posture Seeking opportunities to automate and improve processes of 1st line and 2nd line tasks Providing second line support for tech escalation around device and app support. Manage changes to our SaaS applications to support the wider business requirements Supporting with any incident resolution actions relating to Workplace IT tooling Helping grow and mature the CTS team by bringing expert engineering knowledge and sharing it with the wider team. Contributing to making NW Boxed a great place to work, you'll also help NW Boxed employees navigate Security, Privacy and Compliance requirements The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with experience working with Scripting and Orchestration. You enjoy automating and orchestrating various processes and integrating multiple technology platforms to make tasks easier and more efficient. Additionally, you'll demonstrate: The ability to identify and automate processes to improve operational efficiencies. You will be able to evaluate, implement and operate various automation tooling and technologies How to strike the right balance between automation and manual process on a cost-benefit basis Expert knowledge on Atlassian products and integrations (Jira, Confluence & Jira Service Management) Administration knowledge of some of the following: Workato, Jamf Pro, MacOS administration, Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, Identity and Access Management, Single -Sign-On tools and foundation knowledge of Information Security The ability to be a self-starter and a fast learner who has a flexible approach and enjoys collaborating with others to deliver a common goal
We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Senior Software Engineer This is an opportunity for a technically minded individual to join us as a Senior Software Engineer You'll be building and maintaining the services we provide to engineering squads With no product owner or tech lead aligned to this squad, you'll have increased responsibility and autonomy. What you'll do Y ou'll engage directly with stakeholders, prioritise based on impact, and deal with ambiguity. We use kanban so we can flexibly adapt. If a product squad is blocked, we want to be able to drop what we're doing and help them immediately. You'll also be: You'll be working on things like CI/CD pipelines, Golden Paths and AI productivity tooling. Right now, our biggest focus is enabling and supporting AI adoption across the business. Collaborating with other squads to help them with their problems On a rota for in-hours support, ensuring that we're there for engineers across the business when they're stuck. W hether that's a broken pipeline, a deployment issue, or something they've never seen before. It's varied, often urgent, and requires strong debugging skills and patience The skills you'll need We're looking for someone who can make sound technical decisions and know when to push for quality and when to be pragmatic. You don't wait to be told what to work on - you actively look for ways to improve how squads deliver software, take ownership from problem through to outcome, and can mentor and challenge other engineers through collaboration rather than hierarchy. Additionally, you'll demonstrate: Experience of being highly collaborative - You enjoy solving problems with other people. Pairing, mobbing, and working through ideas together is how you prefer to work, not a compromise Comfortability with ambiguity - You'll regularly pick up half-formed problems, figure out what's actually needed, engage with stakeholders, and shape the solution yourself Being Technically Flexible - W e work across infrastructure, platform tooling, CI/CD, and multiple languages including Java, Go, Python, and JavaScript. You don't need to be an expert in all of them, but you're genuinely comfortable picking up unfamiliar tools and technologies A focus on the customer - Y ou take pride in helping other engineers. Supporting squads through in-hours support is a core part of the role, and you see it as valuable work, not a chore Excitement about AI - W e're leading the adoption of AI tooling across the business, including agentic AI and developer productivity tools. It's our biggest priority this year. You don't need to be an AI expert, but you should be genuinely excited about how AI can change the way engineers work, and eager to experiment
05/08/2026
Full time
We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Senior Software Engineer This is an opportunity for a technically minded individual to join us as a Senior Software Engineer You'll be building and maintaining the services we provide to engineering squads With no product owner or tech lead aligned to this squad, you'll have increased responsibility and autonomy. What you'll do Y ou'll engage directly with stakeholders, prioritise based on impact, and deal with ambiguity. We use kanban so we can flexibly adapt. If a product squad is blocked, we want to be able to drop what we're doing and help them immediately. You'll also be: You'll be working on things like CI/CD pipelines, Golden Paths and AI productivity tooling. Right now, our biggest focus is enabling and supporting AI adoption across the business. Collaborating with other squads to help them with their problems On a rota for in-hours support, ensuring that we're there for engineers across the business when they're stuck. W hether that's a broken pipeline, a deployment issue, or something they've never seen before. It's varied, often urgent, and requires strong debugging skills and patience The skills you'll need We're looking for someone who can make sound technical decisions and know when to push for quality and when to be pragmatic. You don't wait to be told what to work on - you actively look for ways to improve how squads deliver software, take ownership from problem through to outcome, and can mentor and challenge other engineers through collaboration rather than hierarchy. Additionally, you'll demonstrate: Experience of being highly collaborative - You enjoy solving problems with other people. Pairing, mobbing, and working through ideas together is how you prefer to work, not a compromise Comfortability with ambiguity - You'll regularly pick up half-formed problems, figure out what's actually needed, engage with stakeholders, and shape the solution yourself Being Technically Flexible - W e work across infrastructure, platform tooling, CI/CD, and multiple languages including Java, Go, Python, and JavaScript. You don't need to be an expert in all of them, but you're genuinely comfortable picking up unfamiliar tools and technologies A focus on the customer - Y ou take pride in helping other engineers. Supporting squads through in-hours support is a core part of the role, and you see it as valuable work, not a chore Excitement about AI - W e're leading the adoption of AI tooling across the business, including agentic AI and developer productivity tools. It's our biggest priority this year. You don't need to be an AI expert, but you should be genuinely excited about how AI can change the way engineers work, and eager to experiment
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Security Analyst, Shift Work We'll look to you to provide an end-to-end security response, including triage, response, escalation, and coordination of events and incidents You'll undertake a proactive role to anticipate and identify security events, incidents and trends that could adversely impact the bank, our customers, colleagues or assets Joining a collaborative team, you'll be able to build and maintain a wide network of stakeholders of varying seniority We're here for our customers, whatever the time of day or night, so you'll need to be flexible in working a rotating shift pattern over 24 hours a day that will cover weekends and bank holidays This role does not meet Skilled Worker sponsorship requirements You'll be expected to occasionally attend another site near Edinburgh when required What you'll do As a Security Analyst, you'll assess, triage and respond proactively and effectively to security related threats, incidents, requests and events to defend assets, information, and protect systems from unauthorised access, misuse or damage. You'll be collaborating with internal and external colleagues, specialists and stakeholders to make sure activities relating to incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed in line with standard operating procedures and to a high standard. You'll also be: Carrying out and contributing to root cause analysis on security incidents and events, and conducting training and scenario planning to prepare for and anticipate future events Providing assurance of security posture through monitoring security system status Monitoring security alerting and analysis service within the function Giving advice during an incident response and any subsequent reviews Identifying security incidents while helping to handle them in a timely manner, in accordance with security best practice The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with security incident and event management experience, along with good knowledge of transmission control protocol and internet protocol. You'll also demonstrate: Knowledge of networking protocols, routing and Network intrusion detection analysis Understanding of threat detection techniques and an understanding of attack vectors that present business risk Knowledge of malware analysis techniques
05/08/2026
Full time
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Security Analyst, Shift Work We'll look to you to provide an end-to-end security response, including triage, response, escalation, and coordination of events and incidents You'll undertake a proactive role to anticipate and identify security events, incidents and trends that could adversely impact the bank, our customers, colleagues or assets Joining a collaborative team, you'll be able to build and maintain a wide network of stakeholders of varying seniority We're here for our customers, whatever the time of day or night, so you'll need to be flexible in working a rotating shift pattern over 24 hours a day that will cover weekends and bank holidays This role does not meet Skilled Worker sponsorship requirements You'll be expected to occasionally attend another site near Edinburgh when required What you'll do As a Security Analyst, you'll assess, triage and respond proactively and effectively to security related threats, incidents, requests and events to defend assets, information, and protect systems from unauthorised access, misuse or damage. You'll be collaborating with internal and external colleagues, specialists and stakeholders to make sure activities relating to incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed in line with standard operating procedures and to a high standard. You'll also be: Carrying out and contributing to root cause analysis on security incidents and events, and conducting training and scenario planning to prepare for and anticipate future events Providing assurance of security posture through monitoring security system status Monitoring security alerting and analysis service within the function Giving advice during an incident response and any subsequent reviews Identifying security incidents while helping to handle them in a timely manner, in accordance with security best practice The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with security incident and event management experience, along with good knowledge of transmission control protocol and internet protocol. You'll also demonstrate: Knowledge of networking protocols, routing and Network intrusion detection analysis Understanding of threat detection techniques and an understanding of attack vectors that present business risk Knowledge of malware analysis techniques
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer Take on a new challenge and use your specialist knowledge to support the wider organisation in building and operating secure services that protect both colleagues and customers You'll act as a subject matter expert in a security related field, making sure that the security implications of the backlog are understood in the right way, building security early into design You'll be joining an exciting and fast-paced area of the bank, where you can expect great exposure both for you and your work You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum of 1 day per week working from the Edinburgh What you'll do As a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer, you'll work at a domain level to understand and ensure robust security is continuously considered and incorporated at every stage, programme increment and feature team delivery throughout the development lifecycle and through to support. You'll collaborate with feature teams and participate in story refinement, sprint planning and retrospective sessions, establishing a culture of innovation and strategic thinking that makes sure that the bank has knowledge of, and opportunities to exploit, the latest developments in your area of specialism. You'll also be: Supporting the design, deployment, and transition to BAU of Microsoft security solutions, particularly Microsoft Defender and Sentinel Proactively working with the vendor on the development and testing of new features and capabilities Supporting digital and security colleagues with Microsoft security solutions knowledge during incidents Proactively researching how other organisations are adopting and exploiting the capabilities of Microsoft security solutions to address security challenges and improve the effectiveness of security teams Supporting the ongoing backlog development and maintenance Actively contributing to your centre of excellence (CoE) specialism by cross sharing learnings and best practice with CoE and community of practice colleagues The skills you'll need To be successful in this role, you'll need knowledge of one or more security subject areas and experience of setting risk appetites. You'll also demonstrate experience of, or a willingness to learn risk management frameworks. Additionally, you'll need: Experience implementing or supporting, in an engineering capacity, two or more Microsoft Security products from the following list, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Microsoft Sentinel. Experience working with Microsoft Azure is highly desirable, particularly Azure Logic Apps and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) A proactive learner who is curious, adaptable, and constantly seeks opportunities to enhance performance and effectiveness Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve complex technical challenges Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to both technical and non-technical colleagues Microsoft security certifications, such as SC-200 and SC-900, are desirable
05/08/2026
Full time
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer Take on a new challenge and use your specialist knowledge to support the wider organisation in building and operating secure services that protect both colleagues and customers You'll act as a subject matter expert in a security related field, making sure that the security implications of the backlog are understood in the right way, building security early into design You'll be joining an exciting and fast-paced area of the bank, where you can expect great exposure both for you and your work You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum of 1 day per week working from the Edinburgh What you'll do As a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer, you'll work at a domain level to understand and ensure robust security is continuously considered and incorporated at every stage, programme increment and feature team delivery throughout the development lifecycle and through to support. You'll collaborate with feature teams and participate in story refinement, sprint planning and retrospective sessions, establishing a culture of innovation and strategic thinking that makes sure that the bank has knowledge of, and opportunities to exploit, the latest developments in your area of specialism. You'll also be: Supporting the design, deployment, and transition to BAU of Microsoft security solutions, particularly Microsoft Defender and Sentinel Proactively working with the vendor on the development and testing of new features and capabilities Supporting digital and security colleagues with Microsoft security solutions knowledge during incidents Proactively researching how other organisations are adopting and exploiting the capabilities of Microsoft security solutions to address security challenges and improve the effectiveness of security teams Supporting the ongoing backlog development and maintenance Actively contributing to your centre of excellence (CoE) specialism by cross sharing learnings and best practice with CoE and community of practice colleagues The skills you'll need To be successful in this role, you'll need knowledge of one or more security subject areas and experience of setting risk appetites. You'll also demonstrate experience of, or a willingness to learn risk management frameworks. Additionally, you'll need: Experience implementing or supporting, in an engineering capacity, two or more Microsoft Security products from the following list, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Microsoft Sentinel. Experience working with Microsoft Azure is highly desirable, particularly Azure Logic Apps and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) A proactive learner who is curious, adaptable, and constantly seeks opportunities to enhance performance and effectiveness Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve complex technical challenges Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to both technical and non-technical colleagues Microsoft security certifications, such as SC-200 and SC-900, are desirable
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as an Infrastructure Engineer, Mainframe Capacity You'll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in You'll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users' CI or CD pipeline This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work What you'll do As an Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with stakeholders to inform product roadmaps, detailing lifecycles of the technology from new products through to end of support and retirement. You'll also support engineered products and respond to user feedback, new feature requests and resolve production issues wanted by the Product Owner. Additionally, you'll: Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Work within a team to design intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Work with users to help use our products and gain feedback Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Generate innovative ideas and drive the delivery of those through product features The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in software development or automation scripting such as Python or Shell, with an understanding of the software development lifecycle. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to relate everyday work to the vision of the feature team, platform and domain. Furthermore, you'll need: Strong understanding of mainframe resource utilisation including CPU, MSU, memory, DASD, I/O and network performance Experience analysing RMF, SMF and other mainframe performance data to identify trends, risks and optimisation opportunities Knowledge of Workload Manager (WLM) concepts and their impact on service delivery, performance and capacity management Experience using mainframe performance and capacity tooling such as RMF, IntelliMagic, or equivalent Experience of using observability tools and techniques and the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Public cloud vendor knowledge covering GCP, AWS and Azure Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre An understanding of a DevOps mind-set, collaboration, automation and tooling
05/08/2026
Full time
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as an Infrastructure Engineer, Mainframe Capacity You'll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in You'll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users' CI or CD pipeline This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work What you'll do As an Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with stakeholders to inform product roadmaps, detailing lifecycles of the technology from new products through to end of support and retirement. You'll also support engineered products and respond to user feedback, new feature requests and resolve production issues wanted by the Product Owner. Additionally, you'll: Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Work within a team to design intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Work with users to help use our products and gain feedback Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Generate innovative ideas and drive the delivery of those through product features The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in software development or automation scripting such as Python or Shell, with an understanding of the software development lifecycle. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to relate everyday work to the vision of the feature team, platform and domain. Furthermore, you'll need: Strong understanding of mainframe resource utilisation including CPU, MSU, memory, DASD, I/O and network performance Experience analysing RMF, SMF and other mainframe performance data to identify trends, risks and optimisation opportunities Knowledge of Workload Manager (WLM) concepts and their impact on service delivery, performance and capacity management Experience using mainframe performance and capacity tooling such as RMF, IntelliMagic, or equivalent Experience of using observability tools and techniques and the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Public cloud vendor knowledge covering GCP, AWS and Azure Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre An understanding of a DevOps mind-set, collaboration, automation and tooling
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer You'll collaborate in building the best possible hardware solutions for the Mainframe environment and engineer infrastructure technology to comply with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in Improve our products as you apply automation to provide testing and a route to live This is your chance to share thought leadership and best practice across the bank, while you're developing solutions What you'll do As an Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with Product Owners to develop product roadmaps and manage the lifecycle of the team's products and support engineered products to respond to customer feedback, new feature requests, resolve production issues and help customers consume our products. You'll also: Take a lead role within a team to design and engineer intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Build an awareness of design thinking tools and techniques with users in order to improve your product Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Work with key vendors in the delivery of the infrastructure services and technology for the product The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in Mainframe Infrastructure support, Mainframe hardware configuration and automation scripting such as Python or Shell. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to create the vision for the Release Train, feature team, platform and domain In addition, you'll have: Experience of designing and configuring Mainframe Hardware solutions including DASD, SAN/FICON connectivity and network infrastructure Experience of planning and delivering hardware migrations between different generations of IBM z Mainframes Strong understanding of GDPS architectures and operations, including processor management, DASD replication and Disaster Recovery automation Technical leadership experience and subject matter expertise Experience of the development of CI or CD pipelines using modern tooling Experience in testing practices and tools and in using observability tools and techniques with the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre
05/08/2026
Full time
Join our digital revolution in NatWest Digital X In everything we do, we work to one aim. To make digital experiences which are effortless and secure. So we organise ourselves around three principles: engineer, protect, and operate. We engineer simple solutions, we protect our customers, and we operate smarter. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer You'll collaborate in building the best possible hardware solutions for the Mainframe environment and engineer infrastructure technology to comply with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in Improve our products as you apply automation to provide testing and a route to live This is your chance to share thought leadership and best practice across the bank, while you're developing solutions What you'll do As an Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with Product Owners to develop product roadmaps and manage the lifecycle of the team's products and support engineered products to respond to customer feedback, new feature requests, resolve production issues and help customers consume our products. You'll also: Take a lead role within a team to design and engineer intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Build an awareness of design thinking tools and techniques with users in order to improve your product Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Work with key vendors in the delivery of the infrastructure services and technology for the product The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in Mainframe Infrastructure support, Mainframe hardware configuration and automation scripting such as Python or Shell. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to create the vision for the Release Train, feature team, platform and domain In addition, you'll have: Experience of designing and configuring Mainframe Hardware solutions including DASD, SAN/FICON connectivity and network infrastructure Experience of planning and delivering hardware migrations between different generations of IBM z Mainframes Strong understanding of GDPS architectures and operations, including processor management, DASD replication and Disaster Recovery automation Technical leadership experience and subject matter expertise Experience of the development of CI or CD pipelines using modern tooling Experience in testing practices and tools and in using observability tools and techniques with the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre
We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Business Analyst Take on a new career challenge in this critical Business Analyst role You'll have the chance to put your existing analytical skills to the test and build a network of stakeholders across the business You can take advantage of our development opportunities and advance your career What you'll do We're looking for a Business Analyst to join our agile Platform Product team with a focus on developing our Core Banking propositions, creating products and services that our clients and customers love. You'll also: Work closely with your Product Manager, Product Owners and other mission teams in a cross-collaborative manner to analyse requirements for all aspects of core banking including Ledger, Interest Engine and Product Account LifeCycle Drive requirements gathering and project engagement with internal and external stakeholders Work with our tech colleagues to understand any technical constraints or impacts, as well as determining estimates for various features Assist Product Owners with breaking Epics into detailed user stories and feature specifications in JIRA for the teams to pick up and build (story, acceptance criteria and scenarios) Comprehensive collateral and documentation for both internal and external consumption Focus on testing, quality assurance and governance before product is shipped The skills you'll need You'll need p roven experience as a business analyst, technical analyst, product owner, or similar role in a software development environment You'll also need: A passion for customers and a problem solving mentality, with proven ability to manage multiple dependencies across several external and internal teams A Technical background with an understanding of the banking regulatory environment To be very organised with a high attention to detail Strong stakeholder management, amazing communication, conflict management and interpersonal skills Experience with a definition of minimum marketable features and minimum viable products
05/08/2026
Full time
We're building something better This role is in NatWest Boxed At NatWest Boxed, we're a high performing team that's always on the lookout for exceptional people. We encourage an inclusive and diverse working environment, where teamwork, input and collaboration is valued no matter your level. Job description This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom. Join us as a Business Analyst Take on a new career challenge in this critical Business Analyst role You'll have the chance to put your existing analytical skills to the test and build a network of stakeholders across the business You can take advantage of our development opportunities and advance your career What you'll do We're looking for a Business Analyst to join our agile Platform Product team with a focus on developing our Core Banking propositions, creating products and services that our clients and customers love. You'll also: Work closely with your Product Manager, Product Owners and other mission teams in a cross-collaborative manner to analyse requirements for all aspects of core banking including Ledger, Interest Engine and Product Account LifeCycle Drive requirements gathering and project engagement with internal and external stakeholders Work with our tech colleagues to understand any technical constraints or impacts, as well as determining estimates for various features Assist Product Owners with breaking Epics into detailed user stories and feature specifications in JIRA for the teams to pick up and build (story, acceptance criteria and scenarios) Comprehensive collateral and documentation for both internal and external consumption Focus on testing, quality assurance and governance before product is shipped The skills you'll need You'll need p roven experience as a business analyst, technical analyst, product owner, or similar role in a software development environment You'll also need: A passion for customers and a problem solving mentality, with proven ability to manage multiple dependencies across several external and internal teams A Technical background with an understanding of the banking regulatory environment To be very organised with a high attention to detail Strong stakeholder management, amazing communication, conflict management and interpersonal skills Experience with a definition of minimum marketable features and minimum viable products
Join us as a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer Take on a new challenge and use your specialist knowledge to support the wider organisation in building and operating secure services that protect both colleagues and customers You'll act as a subject matter expert in a security related field, making sure that the security implications of the backlog are understood in the right way, building security early into design You'll be joining an exciting and fast-paced area of the bank, where you can expect great exposure both for you and your work You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum of 1 day per week working from the Edinburgh What you'll do As a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer, you'll work at a domain level to understand and ensure robust security is continuously considered and incorporated at every stage, programme increment and feature team delivery throughout the development lifecycle and through to support. You'll collaborate with feature teams and participate in story refinement, sprint planning and retrospective sessions, establishing a culture of innovation and strategic thinking that makes sure that the bank has knowledge of, and opportunities to exploit, the latest developments in your area of specialism. You'll also be: Supporting the design, deployment, and transition to BAU of Microsoft security solutions, particularly Microsoft Defender and Sentinel Proactively working with the vendor on the development and testing of new features and capabilities Supporting digital and security colleagues with Microsoft security solutions knowledge during incidents Proactively researching how other organisations are adopting and exploiting the capabilities of Microsoft security solutions to address security challenges and improve the effectiveness of security teams Supporting the ongoing backlog development and maintenance Actively contributing to your centre of excellence (CoE) specialism by cross sharing learnings and best practice with CoE and community of practice colleagues The skills you'll need To be successful in this role, you'll need knowledge of one or more security subject areas and experience of setting risk appetites. You'll also demonstrate experience of, or a willingness to learn risk management frameworks. Additionally, you'll need: Experience implementing or supporting, in an engineering capacity, two or more Microsoft Security products from the following list, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Microsoft Sentinel. Experience working with Microsoft Azure is highly desirable, particularly Azure Logic Apps and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) A proactive learner who is curious, adaptable, and constantly seeks opportunities to enhance performance and effectiveness Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve complex technical challenges Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to both technical and non-technical colleagues Microsoft security certifications, such as SC-200 and SC-900, are desirable
03/08/2026
Full time
Join us as a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer Take on a new challenge and use your specialist knowledge to support the wider organisation in building and operating secure services that protect both colleagues and customers You'll act as a subject matter expert in a security related field, making sure that the security implications of the backlog are understood in the right way, building security early into design You'll be joining an exciting and fast-paced area of the bank, where you can expect great exposure both for you and your work You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum of 1 day per week working from the Edinburgh What you'll do As a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer, you'll work at a domain level to understand and ensure robust security is continuously considered and incorporated at every stage, programme increment and feature team delivery throughout the development lifecycle and through to support. You'll collaborate with feature teams and participate in story refinement, sprint planning and retrospective sessions, establishing a culture of innovation and strategic thinking that makes sure that the bank has knowledge of, and opportunities to exploit, the latest developments in your area of specialism. You'll also be: Supporting the design, deployment, and transition to BAU of Microsoft security solutions, particularly Microsoft Defender and Sentinel Proactively working with the vendor on the development and testing of new features and capabilities Supporting digital and security colleagues with Microsoft security solutions knowledge during incidents Proactively researching how other organisations are adopting and exploiting the capabilities of Microsoft security solutions to address security challenges and improve the effectiveness of security teams Supporting the ongoing backlog development and maintenance Actively contributing to your centre of excellence (CoE) specialism by cross sharing learnings and best practice with CoE and community of practice colleagues The skills you'll need To be successful in this role, you'll need knowledge of one or more security subject areas and experience of setting risk appetites. You'll also demonstrate experience of, or a willingness to learn risk management frameworks. Additionally, you'll need: Experience implementing or supporting, in an engineering capacity, two or more Microsoft Security products from the following list, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Microsoft Sentinel. Experience working with Microsoft Azure is highly desirable, particularly Azure Logic Apps and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) A proactive learner who is curious, adaptable, and constantly seeks opportunities to enhance performance and effectiveness Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve complex technical challenges Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to both technical and non-technical colleagues Microsoft security certifications, such as SC-200 and SC-900, are desirable
NatWest Group is seeking a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer to strengthen security across its development lifecycle. The role involves building secure services, acting as a security SME, and ensuring security is embedded early in design. You will collaborate with feature teams, participate in planning, and help maintain the backlog. Some work from home is allowed, with a minimum of one day per week in Edinburgh.
03/08/2026
Full time
NatWest Group is seeking a Microsoft Defender Security Engineer to strengthen security across its development lifecycle. The role involves building secure services, acting as a security SME, and ensuring security is embedded early in design. You will collaborate with feature teams, participate in planning, and help maintain the backlog. Some work from home is allowed, with a minimum of one day per week in Edinburgh.
NatWest Group seeks a Shared Services Platform Lead for Economic Crime Technology to own the full lifecycle of the platform spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. You will set strategy, architecture and engineering standards, delivering resilient, scalable services in a regulated environment. You will lead cloud-native, microservices-based ecosystems, drive risk management, and manage budgets. A strong leader with Agile/servant leadership is essential for success.
03/08/2026
Full time
NatWest Group seeks a Shared Services Platform Lead for Economic Crime Technology to own the full lifecycle of the platform spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. You will set strategy, architecture and engineering standards, delivering resilient, scalable services in a regulated environment. You will lead cloud-native, microservices-based ecosystems, drive risk management, and manage budgets. A strong leader with Agile/servant leadership is essential for success.
Join us as a Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology We're looking for someone who has previously built Fraud or AML systems, with real influence and exceptional organisational skills to lead us to agreed targets You'll own the full lifecycle of the Economic Crime Shared Services platform across the bank You'll be able to really make this role your own, allowing excellent exposure for you as this role operates with a wide remit You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum 2 days per week working from the office What you'll do We'll be asking you to set the strategic direction, architecture, and engineering standards for the Shared Services platform, ensuring services are resilient, compliant, scalable, and fit for purpose in a highly regulated environment. You'll be accountable for the end-to-end technology platforms supporting the shared services function within Economic Crime, spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. As well as this, you'll lead the adoption of cloud-native architectures, alongside event-driven real-time decisioning capabilities and API-enabled, microservices-based ecosystems. You'll drive the simplification of the legacy technology estate and vendor rationalisation to enhance agility, scalability, and operational efficiency. You'll also be: Leading large-scale engineering teams, fostering strong software engineering practices across continuous integration and continuous delivery, DevSecOps, and automation to drive high-quality, secure, and scalable technology solutions Taking ownership of the financial, commercial and flow performance of the platform Providing deep domain expertise across Fraud and AML to shape technology decisions Managing the platform risk culture, making sure that teams effectively collaborate to mitigate risk Delivering the regulatory reporting and managing the relevant budgets provided The skills you'll need In this role, you'll need to have in-depth domain or platform product knowledge and experience. Operational risk management, financial management, collaboration and negotiation are all important elements of this role, as is strong commercial acumen with an acute understanding of the business landscape. You'll also be expected to have: Strong leadership skills, including Agile and servant leadership experience Architecture, design and engineering skills, relevant to the specific platform Experience of working and running high performance programmes, projects and teams
03/08/2026
Full time
Join us as a Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology We're looking for someone who has previously built Fraud or AML systems, with real influence and exceptional organisational skills to lead us to agreed targets You'll own the full lifecycle of the Economic Crime Shared Services platform across the bank You'll be able to really make this role your own, allowing excellent exposure for you as this role operates with a wide remit You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum 2 days per week working from the office What you'll do We'll be asking you to set the strategic direction, architecture, and engineering standards for the Shared Services platform, ensuring services are resilient, compliant, scalable, and fit for purpose in a highly regulated environment. You'll be accountable for the end-to-end technology platforms supporting the shared services function within Economic Crime, spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. As well as this, you'll lead the adoption of cloud-native architectures, alongside event-driven real-time decisioning capabilities and API-enabled, microservices-based ecosystems. You'll drive the simplification of the legacy technology estate and vendor rationalisation to enhance agility, scalability, and operational efficiency. You'll also be: Leading large-scale engineering teams, fostering strong software engineering practices across continuous integration and continuous delivery, DevSecOps, and automation to drive high-quality, secure, and scalable technology solutions Taking ownership of the financial, commercial and flow performance of the platform Providing deep domain expertise across Fraud and AML to shape technology decisions Managing the platform risk culture, making sure that teams effectively collaborate to mitigate risk Delivering the regulatory reporting and managing the relevant budgets provided The skills you'll need In this role, you'll need to have in-depth domain or platform product knowledge and experience. Operational risk management, financial management, collaboration and negotiation are all important elements of this role, as is strong commercial acumen with an acute understanding of the business landscape. You'll also be expected to have: Strong leadership skills, including Agile and servant leadership experience Architecture, design and engineering skills, relevant to the specific platform Experience of working and running high performance programmes, projects and teams
Join us as a Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology We're looking for someone who has previously built Fraud or AML systems, with real influence and exceptional organisational skills to lead us to agreed targets You'll own the full lifecycle of the Economic Crime Shared Services platform across the bank You'll be able to really make this role your own, allowing excellent exposure for you as this role operates with a wide remit You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum 2 days per week working from the office What you'll do We'll be asking you to set the strategic direction, architecture, and engineering standards for the Shared Services platform, ensuring services are resilient, compliant, scalable, and fit for purpose in a highly regulated environment. You'll be accountable for the end-to-end technology platforms supporting the shared services function within Economic Crime, spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. As well as this, you'll lead the adoption of cloud-native architectures, alongside event-driven real-time decisioning capabilities and API-enabled, microservices-based ecosystems. You'll drive the simplification of the legacy technology estate and vendor rationalisation to enhance agility, scalability, and operational efficiency. You'll also be: Leading large-scale engineering teams, fostering strong software engineering practices across continuous integration and continuous delivery, DevSecOps, and automation to drive high-quality, secure, and scalable technology solutions Taking ownership of the financial, commercial and flow performance of the platform Providing deep domain expertise across Fraud and AML to shape technology decisions Managing the platform risk culture, making sure that teams effectively collaborate to mitigate risk Delivering the regulatory reporting and managing the relevant budgets provided The skills you'll need In this role, you'll need to have in-depth domain or platform product knowledge and experience. Operational risk management, financial management, collaboration and negotiation are all important elements of this role, as is strong commercial acumen with an acute understanding of the business landscape. You'll also be expected to have: Strong leadership skills, including Agile and servant leadership experience Architecture, design and engineering skills, relevant to the specific platform Experience of working and running high performance programmes, projects and teams
03/08/2026
Full time
Join us as a Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology We're looking for someone who has previously built Fraud or AML systems, with real influence and exceptional organisational skills to lead us to agreed targets You'll own the full lifecycle of the Economic Crime Shared Services platform across the bank You'll be able to really make this role your own, allowing excellent exposure for you as this role operates with a wide remit You'll work from home some of the time, but you'll also spend a minimum 2 days per week working from the office What you'll do We'll be asking you to set the strategic direction, architecture, and engineering standards for the Shared Services platform, ensuring services are resilient, compliant, scalable, and fit for purpose in a highly regulated environment. You'll be accountable for the end-to-end technology platforms supporting the shared services function within Economic Crime, spanning Fraud, AML and Screening. As well as this, you'll lead the adoption of cloud-native architectures, alongside event-driven real-time decisioning capabilities and API-enabled, microservices-based ecosystems. You'll drive the simplification of the legacy technology estate and vendor rationalisation to enhance agility, scalability, and operational efficiency. You'll also be: Leading large-scale engineering teams, fostering strong software engineering practices across continuous integration and continuous delivery, DevSecOps, and automation to drive high-quality, secure, and scalable technology solutions Taking ownership of the financial, commercial and flow performance of the platform Providing deep domain expertise across Fraud and AML to shape technology decisions Managing the platform risk culture, making sure that teams effectively collaborate to mitigate risk Delivering the regulatory reporting and managing the relevant budgets provided The skills you'll need In this role, you'll need to have in-depth domain or platform product knowledge and experience. Operational risk management, financial management, collaboration and negotiation are all important elements of this role, as is strong commercial acumen with an acute understanding of the business landscape. You'll also be expected to have: Strong leadership skills, including Agile and servant leadership experience Architecture, design and engineering skills, relevant to the specific platform Experience of working and running high performance programmes, projects and teams
NatWest Group is seeking a Shared Services Platform Lead in Economic Crime Technology to steer the end-to-end platform for Fraud, AML and Screening. The role combines architectural direction, governance, and hands-on leadership across large engineering teams. You will drive cloud-native and microservices strategies, while managing budget and risk. The position offers hybrid work with regular in-office presence and strong exposure to regulated environments.
03/08/2026
Full time
NatWest Group is seeking a Shared Services Platform Lead in Economic Crime Technology to steer the end-to-end platform for Fraud, AML and Screening. The role combines architectural direction, governance, and hands-on leadership across large engineering teams. You will drive cloud-native and microservices strategies, while managing budget and risk. The position offers hybrid work with regular in-office presence and strong exposure to regulated environments.
NatWest Group is seeking a Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer to design and maintain high speed IBM Z hardware environments. You will manage technologies for on prem and cloud adjacent workloads, implement infrastructure as code, and contribute to product roadmaps with secure, observable, resilient services. You'll collaborate with stakeholders to evolve technology lifecycles, support products, handle feature requests, and resolve production issues in a fast paced, enterprise setting.
02/08/2026
Full time
NatWest Group is seeking a Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer to design and maintain high speed IBM Z hardware environments. You will manage technologies for on prem and cloud adjacent workloads, implement infrastructure as code, and contribute to product roadmaps with secure, observable, resilient services. You'll collaborate with stakeholders to evolve technology lifecycles, support products, handle feature requests, and resolve production issues in a fast paced, enterprise setting.
Join us as an Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer You'll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in You'll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users' CI or CD pipeline This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work What you'll do As an Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with stakeholders to inform product roadmaps, detailing lifecycles of the technology from new products through to end of support and retirement. You'll also support engineered products and respond to user feedback, new feature requests and resolve production issues wanted by the Product Owner. Additionally, you'll: Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Work within a team to design intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Work with users to help use our products and gain feedback Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Generate innovative ideas and drive the delivery of those through product features The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in software development or automation scripting such as Python or Shell, with an understanding of the software development lifecycle. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to relate everyday work to the vision of the feature team, platform and domain. Furthermore, you'll need: Strong understanding of IBM Z hardware infrastructure, including DASD, SAN/FICON connectivity and network infrastructure Experience using Hardware Configuration Definition (HCD) to implement and manage hardware configuration changes within multi-site, multi-sysplex environments Strong understanding of GDPS architectures and operations, including processor management, DASD replication, virtual tape technologies and disaster recovery automation Working knowledge of the development of CI or CD pipelines using modern tooling Experience of using observability tools and techniques and the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Public cloud vendor knowledge covering GCP, AWS and Azure Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre
02/08/2026
Full time
Join us as an Mainframe Hardware Infrastructure Engineer You'll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in You'll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users' CI or CD pipeline This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work What you'll do As an Infrastructure Engineer, you'll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools. We'll look to you to collaborate with stakeholders to inform product roadmaps, detailing lifecycles of the technology from new products through to end of support and retirement. You'll also support engineered products and respond to user feedback, new feature requests and resolve production issues wanted by the Product Owner. Additionally, you'll: Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development Work within a team to design intuitive, self-service infrastructure products Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions Work with users to help use our products and gain feedback Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues Generate innovative ideas and drive the delivery of those through product features The skills you'll need To thrive in this role, you'll have experience in software development or automation scripting such as Python or Shell, with an understanding of the software development lifecycle. You'll also have experience in utilizing modern infrastructure as code via tooling. We'll expect you to bring a good understanding of Agile working practices and toolsets with the ability to relate everyday work to the vision of the feature team, platform and domain. Furthermore, you'll need: Strong understanding of IBM Z hardware infrastructure, including DASD, SAN/FICON connectivity and network infrastructure Experience using Hardware Configuration Definition (HCD) to implement and manage hardware configuration changes within multi-site, multi-sysplex environments Strong understanding of GDPS architectures and operations, including processor management, DASD replication, virtual tape technologies and disaster recovery automation Working knowledge of the development of CI or CD pipelines using modern tooling Experience of using observability tools and techniques and the ability to use data, information and user sentiment to continuously improve solutions Public cloud vendor knowledge covering GCP, AWS and Azure Experience of working with technology deployed to an on premise datacentre
Join us as a Security Analyst, Shift Work We'll look to you to provide an end-to-end security response, including triage, response, escalation, and coordination of events and incidents You'll undertake a proactive role to anticipate and identify security events, incidents and trends that could adversely impact the bank, our customers, colleagues or assets Joining a collaborative team, you'll be able to build and maintain a wide network of stakeholders of varying seniority We're here for our customers, whatever the time of day or night, so you'll need to be flexible in working a rotating shift pattern over 24 hours a day that will cover weekends and bank holidays This role does not meet Skilled Worker sponsorship requirements You'll be expected to occasionally attend another site near Edinburgh when required What you'll do As a Security Analyst, you'll assess, triage and respond proactively and effectively to security related threats, incidents, requests and events to defend assets, information, and protect systems from unauthorised access, misuse or damage. You'll be collaborating with internal and external colleagues, specialists and stakeholders to make sure activities relating to incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed in line with standard operating procedures and to a high standard. You'll also be: Carrying out and contributing to root cause analysis on security incidents and events, and conducting training and scenario planning to prepare for and anticipate future events Providing assurance of security posture through monitoring security system status Monitoring security alerting and analysis service within the function Giving advice during an incident response and any subsequent reviews Identifying security incidents while helping to handle them in a timely manner, in accordance with security best practice The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with security incident and event management experience, along with good knowledge of transmission control protocol and internet protocol. You'll also demonstrate: Knowledge of networking protocols, routing and Network intrusion detection analysis Understanding of threat detection techniques and an understanding of attack vectors that present business risk Knowledge of malware analysis techniques
31/07/2026
Full time
Join us as a Security Analyst, Shift Work We'll look to you to provide an end-to-end security response, including triage, response, escalation, and coordination of events and incidents You'll undertake a proactive role to anticipate and identify security events, incidents and trends that could adversely impact the bank, our customers, colleagues or assets Joining a collaborative team, you'll be able to build and maintain a wide network of stakeholders of varying seniority We're here for our customers, whatever the time of day or night, so you'll need to be flexible in working a rotating shift pattern over 24 hours a day that will cover weekends and bank holidays This role does not meet Skilled Worker sponsorship requirements You'll be expected to occasionally attend another site near Edinburgh when required What you'll do As a Security Analyst, you'll assess, triage and respond proactively and effectively to security related threats, incidents, requests and events to defend assets, information, and protect systems from unauthorised access, misuse or damage. You'll be collaborating with internal and external colleagues, specialists and stakeholders to make sure activities relating to incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed in line with standard operating procedures and to a high standard. You'll also be: Carrying out and contributing to root cause analysis on security incidents and events, and conducting training and scenario planning to prepare for and anticipate future events Providing assurance of security posture through monitoring security system status Monitoring security alerting and analysis service within the function Giving advice during an incident response and any subsequent reviews Identifying security incidents while helping to handle them in a timely manner, in accordance with security best practice The skills you'll need We're looking for someone with security incident and event management experience, along with good knowledge of transmission control protocol and internet protocol. You'll also demonstrate: Knowledge of networking protocols, routing and Network intrusion detection analysis Understanding of threat detection techniques and an understanding of attack vectors that present business risk Knowledge of malware analysis techniques
NatWest Group is seeking a Security Analyst for a shift-based role. You will provide end-to-end security response including triage, response, escalation and coordination of events and incidents to protect assets and information. You will work with internal and external colleagues to ensure incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed to a high standard. The role requires flexibility to cover weekends and bank holidays across a 24-hour shift pattern.
31/07/2026
Full time
NatWest Group is seeking a Security Analyst for a shift-based role. You will provide end-to-end security response including triage, response, escalation and coordination of events and incidents to protect assets and information. You will work with internal and external colleagues to ensure incident response, alert monitoring and root cause analysis are completed to a high standard. The role requires flexibility to cover weekends and bank holidays across a 24-hour shift pattern.
