Penetration Tester

Premier Group
Wolverhampton
9 months ago
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Penetration Tester

Fully Remote - UK Wide

Up to £60,000


We are looking for a Mid-Level Penetration Tester/CHECK Team Member to join our client working on both private and government sector clients. This role offers fully remote working and candidates must be UK based.


Working with a talented and collaborative team you will set the highest standards of quality and work towards the continuous improvement of processes related to testing.


You will develop your technical knowledge in application and infrastructure testing and indentify opportunities for improving delivery processes.


This is an ideal role for someone looking to progress their career with an eye for future promotion into CTL or similar.


Due to the nature of the clients, current Security Clearance is desired or the ability to obtain this.


Other required skills:

  • CTM/CSTM
  • Strong diagnostic skills
  • Strong communicator
  • Comfortable working in a fast paced environment
  • Commercial and open-source industry tools


If you are interested in this remote first Penetration Tester opportunity, then please apply today!

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