FrankieOne is solving one of the largest problems in financial services, legacy identity infrastructure. Onboarding end-consumers for banks, crypto companies and telcos has historically been painful for everyone involved. It's a massive global problem, and FrankieOne exists to fix it.
We're a VC-backed, product-led global fintech that has connected over 300 global identity and fraud providers into a single platform, delivering a unified API, a unified view, and one damn fine onboarding experience.
Our infrastructure powers tier 1 banks, global BNPL players, the majority of neobanks in Australia, and some of the fastest-growing fintechs in the world. Today we operate in 46 countries and we're continuing to scale rapidly.
This isn't a line we put in the ad to look current. Our engineering teams run Claude Code every day, we lean heavily into spec-driven development, and we build our own tooling and MCP servers so agents can reach the systems they need. We want someone who is genuinely excited about this shift, has opinions about where agents help and where they fall over, and wants to push how far we can take it.
We're looking for a Senior DevSecOps Engineer to join our small, high-impact team. This isn't a role where you blend into the background. On a small team, everything you do is amplified.
Banks and other security-conscious organisations trust us with sensitive data. The security, stability and reliability of our operations is paramount.
You're comfortable owning a piece of work end to end, asking questions when the path isn't obvious, and making sensible calls without waiting to be told. You'll have a Lead who backs you, reviews your thinking and gives you room to grow.
You're also happy to get your hands dirty. Wrangling Lambda functions, writing Terraform, and helping design and build infrastructure for major new service capabilities.
At least 3 years building and running secure, highly available web applications and integration services in AWS.
Hands-on experience with containerised services in AWS ECS, covering setup, security, management and monitoring.
Solid working knowledge of Terraform.
A good grasp of AWS networking fundamentals.
Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or similar.
Confident scripting in at least one of Python, TypeScript or Bash.
Experience with observability and monitoring platforms.
Comfort working in Linux environments day to day.
Real experience using coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex on production work.
AWS certifications highly regarded, for example DevOps Engineer or Solutions Architect.
Experience with spec-driven development.
Experience building MCP servers or other agent tooling.
Experience with autonomous sandboxed coding agents.
Experience with Cloudflare.
Experience with Kubernetes.
An interest in platform engineering and developer experience.
Own projects through to delivery, working closely with the DevSecOps Lead on scope and approach.
Use agents heavily in your own work, and help the rest of engineering do the same by building the tooling, guardrails and patterns that make it safe.
Work with team members and product owners to solve operational issues and build automation and improvements.
Manage end-to-end deployment processes and maintain our CI/CD practices alongside the development team.
Work with our security function on implementation and remediation, tightening controls, implementing policies and improving our security posture.
Keep improving the service and technology stack.
Work closely with the DevSecOps Lead, VP of Engineering and Head of Security.
Participate in on-call rotation, one week in every six, remunerated.
First month: full induction. You'll understand the company culture, the product, the codebase and your team. You'll have all the tools you need, including your AI tooling set up the way you like it, and we'll aim to have you making your first meaningful contribution to production infrastructure inside two weeks.
By 3 months: you've added your own stamp to the infrastructure. You're making real improvements to our infrastructure and security posture, working with less oversight and building trust with the team and wider stakeholders.
By 6 months: you're delivering a significant piece of work from scoping through to production, spotting problems before they bite and bringing solutions to the team. You've found at least one thing an agent should be doing for us that isn't yet, and made it happen.
