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Most contracts are won or lost before anybody signs anything. A large international defence buyer needs a senior contracting professional who can run an acquisition from market research through tender and negotiation to award - and who then stays with it, measuring whether the supplier actually delivers. The work is mostly off site, with regular days in...

A multinational defence organisation is looking for a project manager who can take full responsibility for a medium-scale project and carry it from definition to formal acceptance, with the stakeholder work that goes with it treated as part of the job rather than an interruption. What you would be doing Taking full responsibility for the definition, approach...

A red team is only as good as the tooling behind it - and somebody has to keep that tooling up. A defence cyber team near Mons runs a platform for emulating real adversary behaviour against its own estate. You would be the person who owns that platform end to end: the Linux underneath it, the containers it runs in, the accounts, the proxies and the...

Before data can be brought into a platform, somebody has to find it, agree it and write down what was agreed. That is this role: a discovery lead who is equally comfortable running a site survey, chairing a governance session and keeping a clean paper trail. What you would be doing Leading discovery across roughly 155 internal data source owners —...

Developers build it. You make sure it actually ships - and keeps running. A multinational defence organisation in Braine-l'Alleud runs its applications on a Rancher-managed Kubernetes platform across its own data centres and the cloud. It needs an engineer who sits between the development teams and the infrastructure, and makes the path to production short,...

A multinational defence organisation runs next generation firewalls at enterprise scale and needs a third line engineer for them. Two things sit at the centre of the job: keeping the platform healthy, and keeping the policy on it correct. What you would be doing Building, implementing, maintaining and supporting next generation firewalls,...

This is the engineering post behind a cyber security application service: keeping it running day to day, deploying what changes, moving the data in and out, and building the reporting people actually open. Under the service area owner, you would carry the whole of it rather than one slice. Part of the appeal is timing — the service is still bedding in, so...

Engineering teams run on the things nobody sees: the change paperwork that gets filed on time, the mailbox where nothing goes unanswered, the portal that actually holds the current version. A multinational defence organisation is looking for the person who owns all of that for a security engineering team.What you would be doingFollowing vendor releases, then...

A SharePoint people actually want to use - built for a team where security is the whole point. A security team at a multinational defence organisation in Brussels has a SharePoint estatethat has grown the way most do: unevenly. This project reviews it, redesigns it, automateswhat should never have been manual, and hands it over properly. Fully on site,...

This is a hands-on senior engineering post on a cyber defence monitoring platform, and it has two halves that most roles keep apart. One is development, largely in Splunk: dashboards, data models, searches, automation. The other is operational — supporting the operational team that uses it every day and translating what they need into something...

An enterprise service performance dashboard is moving from prototype to a service the organisation depends on. It needs someone who owns the measurement itself: which indicators matter, how they are defined, how they are reported, and how a team of analysts turns that into something people trust.You would lead the metrics work for a team of five analysts, on...

An enterprise service performance dashboard has come out of prototype and now has real users, real feedback and a growing list of service providers who need to feed data into it. A small analytics team is being formed to take it further: more features, a better interface, and pipelines that can absorb far more service data than they do today. You would be...

This is the engineering post behind a cyber security application service: keeping it running day to day, deploying what changes, moving the data in and out, and building the reporting people actually open. Under the service area owner, you would carry the whole of it rather than one slice. Part of the appeal is timing — the service is still bedding in, so...

Engineering teams run on the things nobody sees: the change paperwork that gets filed on time, the mailbox where nothing goes unanswered, the portal that actually holds the current version. A multinational defence organisation is looking for the person who owns all of that for a security engineering team.What you would be doingFollowing vendor releases, then...

This is a senior post on an enterprise network large enough that the interesting problems are not configuration but consequence: what a change does three hops away, why an incident recurs, and which repetitive task should stop being done by hand. It runs from design through daily operations to the moment something breaks badly and you are the one leading the...

This is a production DBA post on open source engines: PostgreSQL and MySQL, standalone and clustered, across development, test and live. It is the unglamorous half of database work — the half where replication lag, lock contention and a badly planned query decide whether anyone else can do their job today.It suits someone who tunes rather than guesses, who...

Every network runs on a register of names and addresses. If that register is wrong, nothing else works — and nobody notices until it breaks. You would keep that register right for a multinational defence network, working on-site at Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium under the section head responsible for names and addressing. What You Would Be Doing Closing tickets...

A multinational defence organisation is looking for a project manager who can carry a project from the first business case to the delivered capability. You would sit inside its project management office, take assigned projects end to end, and answer for time, cost and quality on each of them. What you would be doing Planning, running and managing assigned...

A multinational defence organisation is adding two penetration testers to its offensive security cell. The work is a genuine mix: hands-on testing, red and blue team play during large military exercises, and the design reviews that stop a weakness being built in the first place. What you would be doing Testing web applications, infrastructure and application...

Every network runs on a register of names and addresses. If that register is wrong, nothing else works — and nobody notices until it breaks.You would keep that register right for a multinational defence network, working on-site at Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium under the section head responsible for names and addressing.What you would be doingClosing tickets...