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Penetration Tester

LA International Computer Consultants Ltd
Wokingham
1 day ago
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Our client is looking for a Penetration Tester to join their team on six month initial contract, working onsite three days a week in Wokingham and the rest remote. This role is working via umbrella and requires a candidate with an active SC clearance.

Required skills, experience and personal attributes:

Proven experience (2-3 years) in an IT security role to CTM level is essential
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Great organisation skills and ability to work in a pressurised environment whilst working towards and achieving deadlines.
Use of MS Office software such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint
The ability to travel to Capgemini customer locations.
Strong knowledge of penetration testing tools including (Burpsuite, Metasploit, Nmap) etc
Good knowledge of multiple Operating Systems (OS) including Windows &.NIX
Ability to configure network devices, Firewalls, IDS/IPS devices and wireless technologies
Document findings in detailed reports, providing clear recommendations for remediation using Capgemini's in-house developed reporting tool.
Good understanding of common security standards and regulatory compliance such as GDPR, ISO27001 and PCI DSS
An ability to work effectively and positively within a team and willing to collaborate and readily share knowledge and skills

MUST:
Relevant degree/postgraduate degree
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