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SOFTSWISS
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SOFTSWISS is looking for an Infrastructure Security Team Lead to lead the Infrastructure Security team within a high-load international iGaming company operating remotely across regulated markets.
You will be responsible for leading and developing the Infrastructure Security Team, defining priorities, establishing scalable security processes, and driving infrastructure security outcomes across the organization. The role combines team leadership with strong technical guidance to support security decision-making across infrastructure domains.
Lead, coach, and develop the Infrastructure Security team, ensuring clear ownership, accountability, and strong execution
Define and drive the Infrastructure Security strategy, roadmap, standards, and operating model.
Prioritize team initiatives based on security risk, business impact, engineering capacity, and regulatory requirements
Guide security across infrastructure environments, including cloud platforms, Kubernetes, endpoints, privileged access management, remote access, and vulnerability management
Build scalable processes for risk prioritization, remediation tracking, and cross-functional collaboration
Partner with Engineering, Product, Infrastructure, and Security teams to integrate security early and improve execution
Communicate infrastructure security risks, priorities, trade-offs, and progress clearly to technical teams and leadership
5+ years of experience in cybersecurity, including experience leading and managing technical security teams
Strong background in Infrastructure Security, Cloud Security, or Platform Security
Experience translating security goals into clear roadmaps, priorities, ownership models, and measurable outcomes
Proven leadership skills with experience in coaching, delegation, feedback, and team development
Ability to influence stakeholders and drive change across cross-functional teams
Strong communication skills with the ability to engage both technical and non-technical audiences
Upper-Intermediate or higher English level
Upper-Intermediate or higher Russian level
Experience securing infrastructure in high-risk or regulated environments such as iGaming, Crypto, FinTech, or similar industries.
Experience maturing a security function from reactive execution to a structured, scalable security program.
Experience leading distributed or fully remote technical teams.
Hands-on experience with Zero Trust models, secure remote access, AWS, OCI, and Google Workspace Security.
Experience with digital asset or cryptocurrency infrastructure security
Upskilling, internal workshops, and participation in professional conferences and corporate events
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