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Head of IT
đ About you
Weâre looking for a Head of IT whoâs ready to become the practical owner of everything that keeps our internal systems, access, devices, and security running like clockwork. If you believe that a clean access list is a thing of beauty and âweâll document it laterâ makes you twitch a little, this might be your next co-op mission.
đȘ Your quest-line:
- Build and maintain a single registry of systems, services, and SaaS tools: owners, admins, users, plans, renewals, MFA/SSO, and offboarding flow, all in one place;
- Own the access lifecycle end-to-end: onboarding, offboarding, role changes, and regular access reviews, so nobody keeps a key to a door they donât need anymore;
- Lead the IT Admin/MSP: set priorities, review quality of work, keep SLAs honest, and yes, keep an eye on the adminâs own access too;
- Level up our password manager, MFA/2FA, admin access, shared credentials, and break-glass access setup;
- Bring order to our device fleet: inventory, MDM, encryption, screen lock, updates, remote lock/wipe, and local admin rights;
- Map out where the important stuff actually lives and who can touch it: HR, Finance, Legal, Product, Support, Anti-Fraud, Data, and Engineering;
- Team up with Finance to keep SaaS/vendor spend in check: licenses, unused seats, duplicate tools, costs, and security capabilities;
- Set up a real incident response flow for lost devices, compromised accounts, leaked passwords, wrong sharing, and malware/data leak suspicion, no improvising in the moment;
- Check that backups, recovery, and continuity actually work for our critical systems and data (not just look good on paper);
- Hunt down repetitive manual processes and automate them via the ITÂ Admin/approved tools: n8n, Make, Google Apps Script, and internal scripts;
- Support the security side of internal policies: access rules, device rules, AI use, incident response, and password/MFA/admin access;
- Prepare evidence and processes for payment partner requirements: MFA, access control, device baseline, incident process, and data handling.
đšâđ Your in-game skin:
- 4+ years of experience in internal IT, corporate IT, information security operations, IT governance, or a similar role;
- Experience in e-commerce, product, fintech, payments, iGaming/gambling, or another payment-sensitive industry;
- Solid understanding of IAM, SSO, MFA, RBAC, and the full privileged access lifecycle;
- Hands-on experience with Google Workspace, Slack, password managers, and common SaaS administration;
- Understanding of MDM and baseline protection for macOS/Windows devices; Experience building onboarding/offboarding/access review processes from the ground up;
- Experience managing an IT Admin, MSP, or technical contractors; Understanding of incident response, backups, and recovery basics;
- Strong documentation habits, you keep registries and checklists actually up-to-date, not just created once and forgotten;
- Strong ownership, structured thinking, and the ability to align with different departments without turning it into a negotiation marathon.
đ Will be your boost:
- Practical understanding of PCI DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR, or NIST;
- Experience going through security questionnaires from payment partners or vendors;
- Experience with DLP, EDR, SIEM, or vulnerability management;
- Understanding of AppSec/secure SDLC basics;
- Experience automating workflows via n8n, Make, Zapier, Google Apps Script, or internal tools;
- Experience owning SaaS/vendor spend, renewals, licenses, and unused seats;
- Experience implementing MDM from scratch.
What's in it for you
What will hiring process look like
We aim to keep our hiring process straightforward and hassle-free â no need for endless steps to join the team. What you see is our standard process, but sometimes we may add one or two extra steps (if the role is crucial, weâll want to ensure weâre the perfect fit for each other).
Team manager also awaits you to join
Hey! We’re not after a classic CIO with a big team and a five-year strategy â we need someone hands-on who actually enjoys sorting out access, devices, and tools so the rest of us can stop worrying about them. If “let me just fix this properly” is your default reaction to a mess, you’ll probably feel right at home here đ