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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.

Open positions

All offices
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden

All offices

Role	Location
Key Account Manager	Espoo, Finland
HR Specialist	Espoo, Finland
Information Security Management Consultant	Espoo, Finland
Digital Identity Professional	Espoo, Finland
IAM Architect	Espoo, Finland
IAM Consultant	Amsterdam, Netherlands
Technical Specialist, Digital Identity	Espoo, Finland
Seniora IT- och informationssäkerhetskonsulter	Stockholm, Uppsala, Sweden
The Nixu Challenge 2018	Amsterdam, Espoo, Gothenburg, Linköping, Stockholm, Uppsala, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden

Finland

Role	Location
Key Account Manager	Espoo, Finland
HR Specialist	Espoo, Finland
Information Security Management Consultant	Espoo, Finland
Digital Identity Professional	Espoo, Finland
IAM Architect	Espoo, Finland
Technical Specialist, Digital Identity	Espoo, Finland

Netherlands

Role	Location
IAM Consultant	Amsterdam, Netherlands

Sweden

Role	Location
Seniora IT- och informationssäkerhetskonsulter	Stockholm, Uppsala, Sweden

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voice of nixuans

Anton

"I just started working fulltime this summer. Cybersecurity is a fun field to work in, as it is constantly becoming more important for both businesses and governments. When society moves further into digitalization, we become more dependent on information: it needs to be correct, people must have access to necessary information and no one should be able to access information without authorization. I have always been interested in doing something good for the society, so for me, cybersecurity is my way of contributing. I would like to work with the Swedish government, maybe the armed forces.."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would secure online identity. When we become more dependent on the digital society, we need better ways to make sure there is security around your personal online profiles

Anton Lönnebo, Junior Information Security Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 0 years

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Liisa

"Cybersecurity is a field of the future. It’s a new field in jurisprudence, and it’s lightly regulated. However, progress is underway at the EU level. The importance of cybersecurity is increasing and so is the need for its regulation.

It’s interesting to constantly be working on something new. One can be innovative, because there’s a lot of “grey areas” in law texts concerning technology. There’s a lot going on, and I’m faced with new solutions and questions of interpretation all the time."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? I would come up with a solution that enables individuals to actually control the use of their online personal data worldwide.

Liisa Holopainen, Business Manager, Cyberlaw Team Lead, Years in cybersecurity: 2

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Mattijs

"Information security is pivotal to the digital society. It has fascinated me throughout my personal and professional life.

I was breaking and rebuilding computers even as a kid. While still at university, I became an entrepreneur as I realised that my hacker skills could help companies become safer. I have been a hands-on infosec specialist for half of my life – it is my life, actually…

One of the best things at Nixu is that you can identify interesting projects, collaborate in teams and test your limits. You learn something new every day.

The most recent highlight at work is a research project on wireless industrial networks I worked on with my colleague Erwin Paternotte. This is uncharted territory for the industry. We kicked off a series of talks we will be conducting this year with a presentation at DEFCON in Las Vegas."

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? There can never be enough awareness about information security. There are thousands of businesses and service providers out there lacking required competences and skills. ‘Security’ in general desperately needs more attention.

Mattijs van Ommeren, Principal Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 20

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André

"Cybersecurity is one of the most important things in today’s digital world. Nothing would work without it. The best thing about my work is solving problems. Finding solutions and investigating why a problem occurred in the first place: how and why it happened, who was behind it. It’s the challenge of finding solutions that keeps me going."

What CS problem/challenge would you solve if you had all the necessary superpowers? Trust. It’s all about trust – when it comes to people as well as technology. Can you trust, for example, a software or a supplier?

André Catry, Lead Principal Security Consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 23 (though started hacking as early as in 1978)

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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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Conny

"The main reason why I work in cybersecurity is because I like to break stuff. I worked as a web developer for about 10 years before, so I tried that part and did the mistakes I am now using to hack stuff. Working at Nixu is great because it feels like working with family or friends. We have a deep passion for what we do, that creates bonds. The most fun project during my career had to do with a file transferring online service where we found really bad issues. It doesn’t sound very cool or fun, but it was. It was just the right amount of challenge!"

What CS challenge would you solve if you had all the superpowers needed? I wouldn’t solve everything, I wouldn’t have a job! But in all seriousness, I think authentication needs to be improved in many ways. Using passwords is not good anymore. So, I would create some kind of good solution for authentication.

Conny Dahlgren, IT security consultant, Years in cybersecurity: 7

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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.