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Nixu is the go-to partner in cybersecurity services in Northern Europe – we keep the digital society running. With us, you are surrounded by like-minded people who always bring their A-game to find the best solutions to our clients’ needs. Our most important work often goes unnoticed, but we are not in this for the glory. Our work is important, and we know it. We grow fast and this means we are constantly looking for new colleagues to join us.

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All offices
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden

All offices

Role	Location
DevOps Engineer	Espoo, Finland
Cloud Threat Hunters	Espoo, Finland
Cloud Security Consultant	Espoo, Finland
Technical Security Consultant	Amsterdam, Netherlands
Content Creator (parental leave substitute)	Espoo, Finland
IT Support Specialist	Cluj-Napoca , Romania
Service Desk Support Specialist	Cluj-Napoca , Romania
The Nixu Challenge 2019	Amsterdam, Espoo, Linköping, Stockholm, Uppsala, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden

Finland

Role	Location
DevOps Engineer	Espoo, Finland
Cloud Threat Hunters	Espoo, Finland
Cloud Security Consultant	Espoo, Finland
Content Creator (parental leave substitute)	Espoo, Finland

Netherlands

Role	Location
Technical Security Consultant	Amsterdam, Netherlands

Sweden

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Mats

"Cybersecurity has felt like a natural path for me, and it’s more human than one might think. There’s always a human that you interact with, in some way, even though you are connected through multiple computers and artificial layers. At Nixu, we have a great spirit: we are striving to make a better tomorrow and protect the digital world while helping each other do this. The coolest projects are the ones where we can actually make a difference for our clients. And it happens every now and then, when a customer gets an “aha moment” realizing cybersecurity is actually an enabler of what they do. That is very rewarding.

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would stop all fake news and bring out the real truth. I would also make it so that there wouldn’t be any more criminals. But I wouldn’t make everyone behave, the world needs those who don’t do things by the book.

Mats Dufva, Senior Security Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 10+

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Anita

"I’ve been working at Nixu for 20 years now. I started in software development and stayed with that for the first 10 years. I started doing secure software development about 15 years ago. The more Nixu as a company gravitated towards cybersecurity, the more my job evolved in that direction as well. All in all, you could say that I’ve grown into cybersecurity together with Nixu. The best thing about my job is working with our clients. Cybersecurity issues are constantly changing, and our clients can feel overwhelmed. I enjoy meeting people and showing them how to be more secure, let them know what the situation is and help them with the problems they are having. I’ve felt especially proud of the work we do, for example, when we find something during basic audits that hasn’t yet escalated into a problem. It felt great to save the client before things went south."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would solve the problems with identity thefts. That would help preserve our trust in other people.

Anita Kasari, Senior Security Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 20

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Martin

"For me, cybersecurity is about making sure the digital society keeps running. I like to make systems work. I’m still constantly learning new things: the industry is like a Russian doll, there’s always another layer inside. We have grown very rapidly as a company, and it’s really great to see the newly hired juniors develop new skills and grow as experts."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? The thing we really need to solve is security issues with IoT. Yes, it’s irritating when someone steals your credit card information and you need to lock all your accounts, but when someone steals the control of your car and runs you into a concrete wall, it’s far beyond irritating. So, if I had the superpowers, the problem I would like to solve would be to ensure that digitalization will not lead to a situation where people’s lives and health is being threatened.

Martin Sandren, Lead consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 17

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Martin

"Cybersecurity is a very interesting and challenging area, and especially risk management. We are basically trying to foresee the future. During my studies, I had several interests, but while working on my diploma project focusing on encryption, I got really interested in cybersecurity. In the early years of my career, we had to explain cybersecurity and why it matters to everyone and few were interested. But now, everyone knows security issues can turn into big problems. The best thing about my work is to be able to make a difference. I know that this sounds like a cliché, but I really like to help customers be successful in what they want to achieve."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would build a security feature that prevents future AI installations from taking over the world.

Martin Bergling, Senior Security Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 30

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Erik

I initially got interested in cybersecurity in 2008 when Wikileaks and Assange were in the headlines. At that time, I figured out that this might be something interesting to work with. Originally, I studied engineering, but I grew fond of programming and computer science, so I switched my major in university. I work with digital forensics and threat intelligence. I dig around in our customer’s environments and systems. It’s always very pleasing to present my findings to the clients, as they are most likely very surprised about what is going on in their networks. The projects I am involved with are tailored to each client. I feel that my work is very cutting-edge.

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would pull the plug on everything digital. No, I’m just joking! But there is no one thing that would correct all the challenges, it’s a combination of many factors that need to work together.

Erik Carnebrink, CDC analyst, Years in cybersecurity: 3

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Laura

Already during my studies, I found cybersecurity to be an interesting field. My career path then eventually led me to cybersecurity. At first, I was more interested in the technical side of cybersecurity, but then later became more intrigued also on other aspects of information security and how to discuss and address cybersecurity with people from different backgrounds.

The best at work is definitely the people – colleagues and customers. What makes Nixu stand out are the Nixuans who are very helpful; the cooperation and interaction is excellent.

You always learn new things from projects, but when there are multiple members in the project team the learning curve is usually even greater. It is also very rewarding to see when our customers gain new ideas and identify areas of improvement from our audit projects.

What cybersecurity challenge would you solve if you had all the superpowers needed?
What I often see in audits is that there are silos within the organization which do not communicate enough with each other. So, I would enhance open dialogue and information sharing throughout the organization.

Laura Tilli, Auditor, Years in cybersecurity: 4

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Sumendran

"For me, working in cyber security wasn’t a conscious choice, I rather just found myself working in the field. I worked for a bank in South Africa, where we did a massive deployment converting the bank’s old OS2 terminal to Linux. After that, there was a need to do identity and access management, which I found rather interesting. And now, here I am! Working in identity and access management, you kind of become a jack of all trades. When you’re working on a product, you don’t only learn about the product itself, because it’s connected to so many other applications, so you are constantly learning new things!"

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the superpowers needed? I think I would create more awareness. Not only for businesses but also the “man on the street”. There are so many people who are online who don’t understand the risks.