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IT Systems Engineer (Europe)

Tempo Xyz
CompanyTempo Xyz
CategoryEngineering
LocationEurope (Remote)
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted4 Jun 2026
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (ashby)
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Description
Tempo is a layer-1 blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins and real-world payments, born from Stripe’s experience in global payments and Paradigm’s expertise in crypto tech.   Tempo’s payment-first design provides a scalable, low-cost predictable backbone that meets the needs of high-volume payment use cases. Our goal is to move money reliably, cheaply, and at scale. Our north star is simplicity for users: fintechs, traditional banks, merchants, platforms, and anyone else looking to move their payments into the 21st century.   We're building Tempo with design partners who are global leaders in AI, e-commerce, and financial services: Anthropic, Coupang, Deutsche Bank, DoorDash, Mercury, Nubank, OpenAI, Revolut, Shopify, Standard Chartered, Visa, and more.   We’re a team of crypto-optimists, building the infrastructure needed to bring real, substantial economic flows onchain. We like to move fast and swing for the fences — join us! THE ROLE You'll own and build Tempo's corporate IT infrastructure — identity, device management, endpoint security, and the automation that ties it all together. This is a hands-on engineering role, not a help desk seat. You'll bring software-engineering rigor to IT systems and help secure a company operating at the frontier of crypto. RESPONSIBILITIES - Architect and automate the full identity lifecycle — HRIS → Okta → SaaS apps — eliminating manual provisioning and off boarding gaps - Complete and maintain SSO/SCIM integrations across the entire SaaS stack - Own Jamf Pro end to end: PreStage enrollment, configuration profiles, software updates, certificate distribution - Deploy and tune endpoint security (SentinelOne) — policy management, MDM-driven deployment, alert triage - Expand SIEM coverage and write detection/alerting rules with a detection-as-code approach - Build toward infrastructure-as-code management of all IT tooling (Terraform, GitHub Actions) - Resolve hard identity, device, and access escalations that get past first-line support - Drive SOC 2 readiness — unified audit trails across identity, device, and security systems QUALIFICATIONS - 4+ years in IT engineering roles - Hands-on Okta administration: SSO, SCIM, SAML/OIDC integrations, lifecycle policies, Okta Workflows. Understands HRIS-as-source-of-truth (Rippling or similar) - Production Jamf Pro experience: PreStage enrollment, configuration profiles, software update management, certificate distribution. macOS-first - Deployed and operated an EDR platform (SentinelOne or comparable) — policy tuning, MDM deployment, alert triage - Strong scripting (Python/Bash/Go preferred), comfortable with REST APIs, webhooks, JSON, auth flows, and event-driven workflows - Git-based config management, CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions), Terraform or equivalent - Solid grasp of DNS, certificates/PKI, ZTNA (Tailscale or similar), and modern access control models NICE-TO-HAVES - Crypto/blockchain security exposure — multisig/hardware-wallet workflows (Fireblocks or similar), phishing/lookalike-domain campaigns, high-value signer threat models - Detection-as-code: SIEM detections as version-controlled rules (Panther Python models, Sigma, or equivalent) - Apple platform depth beyond basic Jamf — DDM, MDM protocol internals, notarization/signing/packaging, macOS security frameworks (TCC, system extensions) - Mapped controls to SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, or CIS — understands what audit-ready evidence looks like - Built Slack-driven workflows, bots, or self-service internal tooling - Public open-source contributions to IT/security tooling
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