SIEM Application Engineer

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5 months ago
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Huxley Associates City of London, United Kingdom
Posted
26 Nov 2025 (5 months ago)

Role: SIEM Application Engineer

Location: Birmingham or Manchester or Ipswich (Hybrid)

Duration: 3 Months with possible extension

Day rate: £450 - £550 via Umbrella

Overview

We are looking for an SIEM Application Engineer to support our security operations by reviewing and optimising detections within our production Elastic Security platform. This role focuses solely on detection analysis, rule refinement, and reporting, rather than SIEM platform engineering or DevOps.

Key Responsibilities

Analyse alerts generated by Elastic Security and validate detection accuracy.
Tune and optimise existing Elastic SIEM detection rules to improve fidelity and reduce false positives.
Map detections to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and identify coverage gaps.
Produce clear detection reports, tuning documentation, and analysis summaries.
Collaborate with SOC analysts, incident responders, and security engineering teams.Required Skills

Hands-on experience with Elastic Security / Elastic SIEM, Kibana, and Elasticsearch queries (EQL/KQL).
Strong understanding of detection logic, alert tuning, and threat behaviours.
Familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK.
Strong written communication skills for reporting and documentation.Nice to Have

Experience in SOC, detection engineering, or threat hunting.
Exposure to common log types (endpoint, network, cloud).
Security certifications (Elastic, Security+, CySA+, etc.)

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