Multiply DevSecOps Engineer
About this role
Do you want to work with technically advanced, security-critical systems where DevSecOps is a core capability rather than a buzzword?
Multiply is looking for an experienced DevSecOps Engineer to work in complex, high-availability environments, often within safety- and security-critical domains. You will play a key role in building, securing, and operating modern cloud-based and hybrid platforms together with highly skilled R&D and product development teams.
Multiply Teknik & IT is growing our engineering community and expanding our capabilities in modern DevSecOps thinking, planning and execution. We work on strategically important, long-term initiatives with leading Swedish companies—projects that we drive, influence, and co-create together with our customers.
You will also have the opportunity to provide insights, integrations, and technical contributions to VisFlow, our platform for flow visualisation, simulation, orchestration and operational intelligence.
This role spans the full system lifecycle — from architecture and infrastructure design to automation, deployment, observability, operations, and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
- As a DevSecOps Engineer at Multiply, you will act as the bridge between development, operations, security, and cloud infrastructure. Your responsibility is to ensure reliable, secure, and automated delivery pipelines — from local development builds to production systems running 24/7.
- You will:
- Design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines and software factories
- Develop and operate containerized platforms and Kubernetes environments
- Automate build, test, security scanning, and deployment workflows
- Ensure high availability, traceability, and compliance in security-classified environments
- Collaborate closely with cloud architects, system architects, and R&D teams
- Participate in incident management, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
- Improve observability, performance, scalability, and security over time
- Support operations across mu