At Mutinex, we believe marketing deserves to be treated as a performance discipline — not a cost centre. We're building the growth decision engine that replaces slow, conflicted measurement with fast, independent, AI-powered intelligence. Trusted by brands like Hershey, Samsung, and Domino's, our platform empowers marketers to make confident, data-driven decisions that drive real business growth. We're an Australian-born, globally scaling B2B SaaS company and we're just getting started.

Hybrid across Sydney, Melbourne, and New York. We highly value communication, open-mindedness, and a culture of feedback.

We believe most routine IT work, access provisioning, onboarding checklists, device setup, and common support requests should be handled by agents, not people.

We're already deep into this shift across engineering. We use Claude Code as our primary AI development tool. We've built Forge — our internal tooling layer with shared skills, agents, and hooks that encode team knowledge. We run weekly AI Office Hours to pair on real problems. Every engineer is expected to be actively building this capability.

Now we want to bring that same mindset to IT and security operations. If a process is repetitive, we want an agent handling it. If access provisioning takes a human 15 minutes, we want it to take zero. This role will own IT operations and automate routine tasks so they can focus on security, infrastructure, and work that requires human judgment.

This is Mutinex's first dedicated IT & Security Engineer. You'll own IT operations for an ~80-person company, reporting directly to the Head of Engineering.

But this isn't a traditional IT role. Your real mandate is to automate as much of it as possible using AI agents and workflow automation, so you can grow into owning our security stack and production infrastructure.

What the work looks like:

You solve problems with code, not clicks. Scripting ability in Python, Bash, or similar. Your instinct when you see a repetitive task is to automate it.

You're comfortable reading infrastructure-as-code. You don't need deep Pulumi or Terraform experience, but you should be comfortable reading code and config files and willing to learn fast.

You have some cloud familiarity. GCP, AWS, or similar, even if it's from coursework or personal projects.

You think about security. Who has access to what and why. Least privilege. What could go wrong. Even if you haven't worked in security formally, this is how your brain works.

You're excited about AI and automation. You don't need a portfolio of LLM projects — but you should be the kind of person who's already playing with these tools and thinking about how they could change the way IT works. You see repetitive processes as problems to engineer away, not work to settle into.

• Speed of learning over depth of experience. We'd rather see someone who taught themselves Terraform last month than someone with a certification they earned two years ago and haven't used since.

• A security mindset. You don't need formal security experience, but you should care about doing things properly — access controls, audit trails, least privilege.

• Intellectual honesty. You know what you don't know. You ask for help. You share what you learn.

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