Secfix GmbH
Cybersecurity, governance risk and compliance software, information security, SaaS, regulatory compliance automation, and IT consulting
Secfix GmbH
Cybersecurity, governance risk and compliance software, information security, SaaS, regulatory compliance automation, and IT consulting
About Secfix GmbH
Company overview for fresher applicants
Secfix GmbH is a Munich-based cybersecurity SaaS company founded in 2021. It builds compliance automation software for frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, GDPR, NIS2, and DORA. Its platform covers evidence collection, risk management, policies, vendor reviews, and security monitoring. Secfix reports ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, TISAX AL2, and an audited SOC 2 Type II report. It hires across engineering, security, GRC, product, and customer-facing teams, mainly in Europe.
The Secfix platform is designed to reduce manual compliance work. It brings together evidence collection, control tracking, risk assessments, policy management, vendor reviews, employee compliance, asset management, and device monitoring. Integrations with cloud providers, identity platforms, ticketing tools, HR systems, and mobile device management products help collect information from systems that businesses already use. Secfix also combines software automation with specialist support, including CISO-as-a-Service and audit expertise.
The company supports programs and frameworks including ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, GDPR, NIS2, DORA, ISO 27701, ISO 27018, and ISO/IEC 42001. These are standards and regulatory frameworks that customers may use or work toward; they should not be confused with certifications held by Secfix itself. Secfix separately states that it holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification and TISAX Assessment Level 2, and that its SOC 2 Type II controls have been audited.
For software job seekers, Secfix offers a specialist product environment where security, automation, integrations, and customer trust shape engineering decisions. Relevant work areas can include SaaS product engineering, backend and frontend development, cloud infrastructure, identity and access management, API integrations, security engineering, data workflows, AI-assisted compliance, and product design. The company's security policy describes secure development practices such as peer review, automated security checks, dependency scanning, threat modelling, and recurring penetration testing.
Secfix identifies Munich, Berlin, London, and remote locations across Europe as part of its team footprint. Its current public careers portal is hosted on Ashby. Roles may be remote or hybrid depending on country, function, and seniority. The company does not list a confirmed India office in the public sources reviewed, so applicants based in India should check whether a particular vacancy accepts applicants from India and supports employment there.
Why Work at Secfix GmbH?
Company laptop, listed in third-party recruitment profiles; confirm current eligibility.
Company stock options, listed in third-party recruitment profiles; subject to plan terms.
Flexible working hours, as described in recruitment profiles.
Remote-work arrangements for eligible roles and approved countries.
Home-office support or equipment for eligible employees.
Secfix may appeal to people who want to build software in a field where product quality and customer trust are closely connected. Its platform helps businesses organize security controls, collect audit evidence, manage risks, and maintain compliance. Engineers work on practical problems that involve cloud services, identity systems, integrations, workflow automation, and secure handling of business information.
The product spans several technical areas. Backend developers may work on APIs, integrations, data processing, and workflow services. Frontend engineers can build interfaces that make complex compliance tasks easier to understand. Platform and security engineers may focus on cloud infrastructure, access control, monitoring, secure development, and vulnerability management. Product and design teams need to turn detailed security requirements into clear user experiences for customers with different levels of technical knowledge.
Secfix also combines software with hands-on security expertise. This creates opportunities to work with auditors, compliance specialists, customer success teams, and security leaders. Engineers can learn how frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, GDPR, and NIS2 affect real business processes. This domain knowledge can be useful for people interested in cybersecurity, governance risk and compliance, enterprise SaaS, or privacy engineering.
The company describes its working model as remote-friendly and emphasizes ownership, clear communication, customer focus, and fast but reliable delivery. Its public team information identifies Munich, Berlin, London, and remote colleagues across Europe. This can provide exposure to international product and customer needs. However, remote eligibility depends on the country and vacancy; an applicant in India should not assume that a European remote role permits employment from India.
As a growing private company, Secfix may offer broad responsibilities and direct product impact, but candidates should assess the team structure and role scope carefully. Ask about engineering practices, mentoring, release ownership, on-call duties, career paths, compensation, and country-specific benefits before accepting an offer.
Fresher Openings
1 live roles
Salary Insights
Based on currently open fresher roles
Average Annual Salary
20,000.0 – 32,000.0 LPA
Interview Experience
Hiring Process
1. Application: Select a vacancy on the official careers portal and submit your resume and requested details. Check the eligible countries, language requirements, work arrangement, and seniority.
2. Initial review: The recruitment team reviews your background and may contact you to discuss motivation, relevant experience, salary expectations, location, and availability.
3. Recruiter or introductory conversation: Candidates may speak with a recruiter or team member about the company, role scope, and mutual expectations.
4. Role-specific interview: Engineering applicants may discuss software design, coding, APIs, cloud systems, security, integrations, and product thinking. Security and GRC applicants may discuss audit frameworks, risk assessment, control design, and customer advisory work. Commercial roles may include sales or customer scenarios.
5. Practical assessment or team discussion: Depending on the position, candidates may complete a task, case study, technical exercise, or additional conversations with future colleagues.
6. Final discussion and offer: Selected candidates receive details about compensation, employment entity, country, work mode, and proposed start date.
7. Pre-joining checks: The company states that background checks are conducted for new hires where legally permitted. Candidates may also be asked to complete employment documentation and confidentiality agreements.
The exact stages and assessment format vary by vacancy. Ask the recruiter to confirm the interview plan and whether the role can be performed from your country.
FAQ
Company Highlights
Global Presence
6+ locations
Technology Stack
AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365 & more
Work Mode
Secfix describes itself as remote by design, with teams in Munich, Berlin, London, and across Europe.
Hiring Trends
Actively hiring freshers
Team Size
LinkedIn and several company directories list 11–50 employees. This is a third-party range, not an audited headcount. The company has described its team as approximately 18 people in earlier recruitment material.
Benefits & Work Culture
Secfix presents its culture around customer focus, lean product building, transparency, reliability, ownership, and remote work. The company says it designs workflows for asynchronous collaboration and flexible work. These principles are relevant to a software business serving customers across Europe, where product teams must communicate clearly across locations and work with colleagues in engineering, security, audit, and customer-facing functions. The product domain can make daily work cross-functional. Engineers build tools that support evidence collection, risk tracking, policy management, vendor assessments, employee compliance, and security monitoring. Product decisions need input from auditors and information security specialists because software workflows must reflect real control requirements. Developers may also work with customer systems such as AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, identity platforms, HR software, ticketing tools, and device management services. Secfix's public security page describes a structured approach to secure software development. It refers to peer review, automated checks before deployment, threat modelling for significant changes, static and dynamic security analysis, dependency scanning, vulnerability remediation targets, and independent penetration testing. This indicates that security is not only the product category but also a stated part of the company's internal engineering process. The company has identified teams in Munich, Berlin, London, and remote locations across Europe. Some job boards show remote and hybrid vacancies across several European countries. This does not mean every role is fully remote or that applicants can work from any country. Candidates should confirm the employing entity, permitted work country, office attendance, time zone, and travel requirements for each vacancy. Secfix describes a close-knit team and values people who take responsibility and communicate openly. As with any growing company, the actual experience may differ by manager and function. Applicants should ask about team size, code review, planning, documentation, feedback, learning budgets, and how the company supports career development.
- Company laptop, listed in third-party recruitment profiles; confirm current eligibility.
- Company stock options, listed in third-party recruitment profiles; subject to plan terms.
- Flexible working hours, as described in recruitment profiles.
- Remote-work arrangements for eligible roles and approved countries.
- Home-office support or equipment for eligible employees.
- Private health insurance, listed in third-party profiles; local terms may vary.
- Remote-first and asynchronous working practices described by the company.
- Professional development through work with cybersecurity and compliance specialists.
- Exposure to enterprise SaaS product development and customer security requirements.
- Cross-functional collaboration with engineers, auditors, CSMs, and security experts.
- Opportunity to work with international customers across Europe.
- Experience with cloud, identity, HR, ticketing, and device-management integrations.
- Potential equity participation through stock options, subject to grant and vesting terms.
- Learning opportunities in ISO 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, GDPR, NIS2, and DORA.
- Role-specific benefits and leave according to the local employment agreement.
More About Secfix GmbH
The Secfix platform is designed to reduce manual compliance work. It brings together evidence collection, control tracking, risk assessments, policy management, vendor reviews, employee compliance, asset management, and device monitoring. Integrations with cloud providers, identity platforms, ticketing tools, HR systems, and mobile device management products help collect information from systems that businesses already use. Secfix also combines software automation with specialist support, including CISO-as-a-Service and audit expertise.
The company supports programs and frameworks including ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, GDPR, NIS2, DORA, ISO 27701, ISO 27018, and ISO/IEC 42001. These are standards and regulatory frameworks that customers may use or work toward; they should not be confused with certifications held by Secfix itself. Secfix separately states that it holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification and TISAX Assessment Level 2, and that its SOC 2 Type II controls have been audited.
For software job seekers, Secfix offers a specialist product environment where security, automation, integrations, and customer trust shape engineering decisions. Relevant work areas can include SaaS product engineering, backend and frontend development, cloud infrastructure, identity and access management, API integrations, security engineering, data workflows, AI-assisted compliance, and product design. The company's security policy describes secure development practices such as peer review, automated security checks, dependency scanning, threat modelling, and recurring penetration testing.
Secfix identifies Munich, Berlin, London, and remote locations across Europe as part of its team footprint. Its current public careers portal is hosted on Ashby. Roles may be remote or hybrid depending on country, function, and seniority. The company does not list a confirmed India office in the public sources reviewed, so applicants based in India should check whether a particular vacancy accepts applicants from India and supports employment there.
Awards
- Fabiola Munguia, Secfix CEO and co-founder, was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2024; this is an individual founder recognition, not a company award.
- Secfix reports venture funding of approximately US$17 million on its About page; funding is company financing, not an award.
- Secfix is backed by investors including Octopus Ventures and Neosfer, according to company and recruitment materials; investor backing is not an award.
- Secfix says it has supported hundreds of companies in Europe; this is a company-reported customer reach statement, not an award.
- Secfix reports a 100% audit success rate on its About page; this is a company-reported performance claim, not an independently verified award.
- Secfix reports a 100% customer satisfaction score on its About page; the measurement basis is not detailed publicly and it is not an award.
- Secfix has been described in technology and business press as a European compliance automation startup; media coverage is not an award win.
- No independently verified company-wide workplace award was identified in the reviewed public sources.
- No additional independently verified corporate award wins were identified; do not publish nominations or customer awards as Secfix wins without checking the awarding body.
Certifications
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 – Secfix states that it is certified; certificate evidence is available through its Trust Center.
- TISAX Assessment Level 2 (AL2) – Secfix states that it is certified; participant information is available through the ENX Portal.
- SOC 2 Type II – Secfix states that its controls have been audited and that the report is available under NDA; SOC 2 is an attestation report, not an ISO-style certification.
- GDPR – Secfix states that it is compliant and describes its DPO, processing records, data processing agreement, and sub-processor list; GDPR is a regulation, not a certification.
- ISO/IEC 27017 – listed by Secfix as an independent attestation maintained by its cloud providers, not a certification held by Secfix itself.
- ISO/IEC 27018 – listed by Secfix as an independent attestation maintained by its cloud providers, not a certification held by Secfix itself.
- SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3 cloud-provider attestations – Secfix attributes these to its infrastructure providers; do not present them as Secfix corporate reports.
- PCI DSS and BSI C5 – listed as independent attestations of cloud providers; not represented as Secfix's own certifications.
- ISO/IEC 27701, ISO/IEC 42001, ISO 9001, and ISO 27018 – frameworks that Secfix supports for customers or describes as product-related offerings; support does not mean Secfix itself is certified to each one.
- OWASP ASVS, OWASP Top 10, SANS Top 25, and MITRE ATT&CK – security references used to benchmark aspects of the application security program; these are not company certifications.