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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is central to how we protect our organisation, our people, and the millions of customers who rely on our services. In this role, you will strengthen BT’s security posture by ensuring our cryptographic foundations remain robust, resilient, and future‑ready. You’ll join a specialist security function that underpins trust across BT’s digital estate, supporting critical services ranging from BACS payment systems to government and utility infrastructure. Your expertise will help maintain reliable, secure authentication across these environments, ensuring systems can verify identity and prevent impersonation or malicious activity. As security standards evolve and cyber threats become more sophisticated — particularly with the emergence of quantum technologies — your work will play a vital role in preparing BT for the next generation of cryptographic challenges, keeping our platforms secure, compliant, and ahead of emerging risks.
Job Responsibility:
Designing and maintaining our core PKI services—the digital identity layer that keeps BT secure
Making sure we meet key security standards (like NIST and ISO) and preparing for future risks such as quantum‑safe cryptography
Managing certificate lifecycles, fixing issues quickly, and improving automation to keep services resilient
Giving clear, practical advice to engineers, architects, and security teams
Supporting audits and assurance activity to maintain trust in our systems
Working in a security‑cleared environment, handling sensitive systems responsibly
Helping shape the future of BT’s cryptographic strategy
Requirements:
Hands on experience managing enterprise PKI environments, including certificate authorities, HSMs, and associated tooling
Familiarity with NIST and ISO frameworks, and awareness of quantum‑safe cryptography guidelines such as those from the EIC
The ability to translate complex security topics into clear, actionable guidance for technical and non‑technical stakeholders
A proactive approach to problem‑solving, with strong analytical skills and the ability to assess risk in a security‑critical environment
An understanding of security‑cleared working environments and the ability to meet the requirements needed to obtain clearance (if not already held)
A collaborative mindset, committed to inclusive ways of working and contributing positively to a specialist security community
Eligibility for UK Security Clearance at the required level is essential for this role
What we offer:
An annual bonus of up to 10% (company & personal performance dependent)