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At Secureframe , we’re building the next generation of cybersecurity and compliance software. Thousands of organizations use our platform to strengthen security, automate compliance, and earn trust. We’re backed by leading investors including Kleiner Perkins, Accomplice, Gradient Ventures, BoxGroup, and Village Global. Our Defense AI business is experiencing record growth as organizations across the Defense Industrial Base look for a faster, more practical way to meet CMMC requirements. Secureframe Defense AI combines secure infrastructure, AI-guided CMMC workflows, automated documentation, continuous control monitoring, real-time readiness insights, and expert support in one platform. It gives sellers a differentiated story: help customers secure CUI, accelerate CMMC readiness, and reduce the cost and complexity of operating a compliant environment. Alongside Defense AI, our GRC products help companies achieve and maintain frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more. About the role As an SMB Account Executive for Defense AI & GRC, you’ll own a fast-moving, full-cycle sales motion across small-business customers. You’ll lead with one of Secureframe’s most strategic product stories—using AI, automation, and secure infrastructure to help defense contractors protect CUI and get CMMC ready—while also selling our broader GRC platform. You’ll connect customer needs to the right solution and move from discovery to a clear decision with urgency and care. This is a velocity role. You’ll build the operating rhythm to close approximately 30–50 deals per quarter across repeatable Defense AI and GRC motions, while also recognizing and developing larger opportunities that can grow into six-figure contracts. Success requires disciplined prospecting, excellent discovery, concise product storytelling, and clean execution across a large number of active opportunities. You do not need to arrive as a CMMC or Microsoft cloud expert. Experience selling to defense co

The Security Operations (SecOps) Engineer is responsible for monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to cybersecurity threats across the organisation’s infrastructure, cloud services, endpoints, identities, and business applications. The role supports continuous improvement across security monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, governance, and operational security controls. Working closely with IT, engineering, and business stakeholders, the SecOps Engineer helps protect organisational assets, data, and services while supporting compliance with internal policies, security standards, and regulatory requirements. Building innovative solutions; enabling safer workplaces for everyone. We’ll create a safer working world, building software to support a global network of responsible buyers, suppliers and partners. We take the pain out of compliance for over 50,000 organisations globally, helping them protect their people, their operations, and the planet. Keeping our network of hiring clients, suppliers, and contractors compliant with the standards that matter most, from health and safety and sustainability to ethical behaviour by building best in class solutions. The tech we build today, will create a better tomorrow. • Monitor and investigate security alerts and incidents. • Conduct threat hunting activities using SIEM, EDR, and cloud security platforms. • Manage vulnerability scanning, assessment, prioritisation, and remediation tracking. • Develop and maintain security monitoring rules and detection logic. • Support incident response investigations and forensic activities. • Administer security platforms such as Microsoft Defender XDR, Sentinel, Entra ID, and vulnerability management tools. • Review and improve security configurations across cloud and on-premises systems. • Support third-party risk assessments and supplier security reviews. • Assist with ISO 27001, SOC, Cyber Essentials, GDPR, and other compliance activities. • Develop se

The Security Operations (SecOps) Engineer is responsible for monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to cybersecurity threats across the organisation’s infrastructure, cloud services, endpoints, identities, and business applications. The role supports continuous improvement across security monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, governance, and operational security controls. Working closely with IT, engineering, and business stakeholders, the SecOps Engineer helps protect organisational assets, data, and services while supporting compliance with internal policies, security standards, and regulatory requirements. Building innovative solutions; enabling safer workplaces for everyone. We’ll create a safer working world, building software to support a global network of responsible buyers, suppliers and partners. We take the pain out of compliance for over 50,000 organisations globally, helping them protect their people, their operations, and the planet. Keeping our network of hiring clients, suppliers, and contractors compliant with the standards that matter most, from health and safety and sustainability to ethical behaviour by building best in class solutions. The tech we build today, will create a better tomorrow. • Monitor and investigate security alerts and incidents. • Conduct threat hunting activities using SIEM, EDR, and cloud security platforms. • Manage vulnerability scanning, assessment, prioritisation, and remediation tracking. • Develop and maintain security monitoring rules and detection logic. • Support incident response investigations and forensic activities. • Administer security platforms such as Microsoft Defender XDR, Sentinel, Entra ID, and vulnerability management tools. • Review and improve security configurations across cloud and on-premises systems. • Support third-party risk assessments and supplier security reviews. • Assist with ISO 27001, SOC, Cyber Essentials, GDPR, and other compliance activities. • Develop se

Job Details: Job Description: This position is in the Silicon and Platform Engineering, Platform and Experience Architecture, PXA team. This team is responsible for defining experience driven client platforms that delight customers and drive business success. This role is for the Platform Architecture Manager and leader of the Platform Workflow and Competitive Analysis team which exists to translate outside-in insights into platform requirements that define winning client PC experiences. Under a single-umbrella of leadership, PWCAs responsibilities are focused on integrating UX research, ecosystem engagement, competitive analysis, UX workflow development, and data collection into a single operating model that improves PXA's ability to make fast, evidence-based architecture and roadmap decisions. PWCA integrates diverse functions and expertise to uncover insights and translate a data-backed vision into actionable recommendations for complex technology and product roadmap decisions. Its leader must build a cohesive team, foster a strong culture, and establish a decision-making framework that aligns diverse projects and expertise in an open-ended environment requiring long-term, multidisciplinary research and analysis. The qualifications below reflect the experience and capabilities needed to succeed in this role. Experience Experienced managing 10-20 person teams with varied deep areas of expertise Intuitively grasps the unique timelines of IP, SOC, and Platform development and the key moments of intercepting different inputs into the development cycles Proven ability to apply user experience research methods and lead the collection, synthesis, and management of insights from users, customers, and ecosystem partners to inform platform and roadmap decisions Proven experience leading competitive analysis acro