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Penetration Tester

zyncgroup.io
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3 months ago
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I am hiring a Penetration Tester on behalf of a distinguished information security consultancy, specialising in the comprehensive Security Life Cycle. Their seasoned team excels in crafting and implementing robust security strategies, addressing aspects often overlooked, such as security organization and data protection.


With a focus on Critical Infrastructures security, they offer meticulous consulting and auditing services. Boasting expert professionals engaged in national and international standardization efforts, they actively contribute to the shaping of the Information Security sector. Their diverse skill set ensures clients unmatched proficiency across all project phases.


Responsibilities

  • Performing security audits in the form of penetration tests, configuration reviews, and security assessments in IT and OT environments.
  • Conducting red team and purple team assessments as well as supporting the maintenance and further development of the red team infrastructure.
  • Developing exploits / proof-of-concept code to demonstrate vulnerabilities.
  • Developing solutions to automate tasks during security audits.
  • Preparing reports and presentation materials on findings, including risk assessments, in both German and English.
  • Supporting research activities.
  • Performing fuzzing to discover new vulnerabilities.

This role is hybrid in Berlin with the possibility of remote work.


Essential

  • Relevant degree e.g. Computer Science, Cyber Security etc.
  • Professional experience conducting penetration tests across multiple environments e.g. web app, infrastructure, cloud, mobile app etc.
  • Motivation for continuous learning in new technologies, testing methods, and testing tools.
  • Knowledge of relevant testing methodologies and best practices e.g. OWASP, CIS Benchmarks etc.
  • Excellent technical expertise in Windows and Linux environments.
  • Programming skills in scripting languages and application technologies e.g. Bash, JavaScript, Python etc.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • C1German and fluent English.

Desirable

  • Relevant certifications e.g. OSCP, OSEP, CRTO etc.
  • Experience working with KRITIS.
  • Professional conducting OT penetration tests.

Benefits

  • 30–35 days of paid vacation per year.
  • Flexible working hours and home office options.
  • Performance-based salary and bonus program.
  • JobRad and Deutschlandticket or fuel vouchers.
  • Individual training and certification opportunities.
  • Flat hierarchies, supportive team culture, and good work-life balance.
  • and more…

CALL TO ACTION

If you have the required skills and would like to have a positive impact on people’s lives all over the world via them enjoying the products you help create, call +49 211 907 600 29 or send your CV to for a response.


Penetration Tester – Hybrid/Berlin – Up to €90k DOE – 6021


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