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Rest

Trauma-informed housing and advocacy for survivors

Cloud Security Engineer - CTEM

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Sydney NSW, Australia
HybridHybrid working in Sydney CBD.

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong AWS engineering and security expertise across identity and access management, network security, encryption, secrets management, logging, and workload protection.
  • Demonstrated Python scripting capability using AWS APIs to automate remediation and control validation.
  • Practical experience with Git, cloud-native application protection platforms or cloud security posture management, AWS Control Tower or equivalent, security information and event management integration, and vulnerability management.
  • Experience engineering secure continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines for cloud infrastructure, including GitHub Actions or equivalent workflow controls, automated testing, secrets management, approval controls, and deployment guardrails.
  • Mandatory experience with AWS CloudFormation.
  • Practical knowledge of National Institute of Standards and Technology, ISO 27001, Australian Signals Directorate Essential Eight, and Australian Prudential Regulation Authority CPS 234.
Responsibilities
  • Provide domain-aligned cloud security support across AWS platforms and workload teams, prioritised by security risk, remediation demand, and delivery priorities.
  • Own and deliver remediation of cloud security findings while identifying recurring risks and defining preventative controls, guardrails, and secure platform patterns to reduce future exposure.
  • Deliver hands-on remediation of prioritised cloud vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, identity risks, and control gaps identified through security tooling and the vulnerability management process.
  • Coordinate remediation changes with Cloud Platform Services and workload owners, validating implementation and effective closure in line with risk and delivery priorities.
  • Automate repeatable remediation and control validation, and strengthen cloud infrastructure continuous integration and continuous delivery through secure pipeline templates, CloudFormation validation, secrets protection, approval controls, and security quality gates.
  • Identify systemic risks and define new or enhanced controls, guardrails, and secure platform patterns, documenting requirements, implementation options, and expected risk reduction.
  • Support effective cloud security operations through relevant telemetry, incident response, standards, playbooks, and audit evidence.
  • Lead cloud security risk exemptions by assessing residual risk, documenting business justification and compensating controls, coordinating approvals, and monitoring exemptions through review or expiry.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Sceptre, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure.
  • A relevant AWS security certification.

About the company

REST provides support for people affected by sex trafficking in the Seattle area, offering emergency housing, crisis advocacy, a drop-in Services Center, Community Advocacy, and an Emergency Receiving Center. Through REST Academy and trauma-informed staff and volunteers, it delivers practical help and education to address immediate safety and long-term stability. The organization stands out locally through its wraparound, community-based approach and partnerships with churches and local businesses to build a continuum of care. Its goal is to help individuals escape exploitation, find safety, secure stable housing and education, and rebuild their lives with ongoing support.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2009

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What believers are saying

  • Seattle awarded REST $402,914 from the 2025 survivor-services RFP.
  • A Night of REST on October 8, 2026 targets $500,000 for operations.
  • The April 2026 shelter expansion increases capacity and reduces hotel-placement reliance.

What critics are saying

  • Seattle renews REST contracts annually through 2029; performance failures end funding quickly.
  • REST competes with OPS, SIHB, and Consejo for the same $1.7 million pool.
  • Without city renewals and gala donations, REST’s 12-bed shelter becomes unsustainable.

What makes Rest unique

  • REST runs Seattle’s only dedicated emergency shelter for sex-trade survivors.
  • REST expanded from seven to twelve beds in April 2026.
  • REST combines emergency shelter, long-term housing, advocacy, and REST Academy training.

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Hybrid Work Options

Parental Leave

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6 month growth

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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REST - Real Escape from the Sex Trade
Jan 5th, 2026
December at REST

December at REST was filled with moments of connection, creativity, and meaningful community. Even in a season that can feel especially heavy for many survivors, its team worked to create spaces where guests and clients could experience joy, belonging, and rest. One of the highlights of the month was its winter wonderland holiday open mic night. This deeply special community gathering brought everyone together to celebrate hope during the winter season. Guests and clients shared their talents by playing the piano, ringing bells, and even forming a little "REST band" as Iwantrest sang holiday songs together. Others played the flute, shared funny stories, and created an atmosphere that was equal parts healing and joyful. A powerful moment of the night came when a community client shared an inspiring speech about what she has overcome, how REST supported her journey, and how that experience sparked her desire to continue working in anti-trafficking efforts. She shared that it is her dream to become a public speaker on anti-trafficking and that she was grateful for the opportunity to practice for the first time in front of an audience. Iwantrest want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Encounter Church for being such a supportive audience and for bringing delicious treats for everyone! Iwantrest hosted holiday spirit week throughout the month, creating simple activities that supported connection and comfort, including painting nails while enjoying hot cocoa and decorating cookies together. A big thank you to julie from the REST board and kate for generously bringing supplies and helping make cookie decorating possible. Christmas caroling at a senior living center. Its caroling visit to a senior living center was especially impactful. Many residents in memory care were bed-bound, so its shelter guests went room to room spreading cheer and offering companionship. One guest even helped a resident they affectionately nicknamed "the Grinch" smile and join in by ringing a bell at the end. Afterward, several guests shared that this was their first time ever caroling, and they felt inspired to keep spreading joy. Making the holidays brighter for shelter guests. Iwantrest were grateful to fulfill every wish list item for its shelter guests for Christmas. The holidays can be an especially difficult time, and many guests expressed how thankful and cared for they felt waking up on Christmas morning to homemade stockings and gifts. Special thanks to Mihkai's mother-in-law and Ronda's son, who chose REST as his church's community service project, and to Grace Church Seattle for making Christmas presents possible for its shelter guests. Celebrating its team. To close out the month, Iwantrest hosted a holiday party for its shelter team and presented its quarterly REST Value Awards. Ronda received the Tenacity Award, and Shakilah received the Honor Award. Iwantrest also celebrated November and December staff birthdays, reflected on all that was accomplished in 2025, and looked ahead with excitement to the year to come. December was a meaningful reminder that healing is often built through consistent care, community, and small moments of joy. Thank you to everyone who helped make this season possible!