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Secure Your Future with LYNK - Part of the CYFR Group
Pioneering Cyber Security Recruitment
At LYNK, we believe in being more than just a recruitment agency; we're your future career's catalyst.
With a vision to fortify the UK's position in the global cyber security landscape, we're on a mission to develop the most extensive database of Cyber Security Talent. Our partnerships span across the UK’s leading Cyber Security firms, ensuring we're perfectly positioned to open doors to unparalleled opportunities for our candidates.
In an era where digital security is paramount, the demand for specialised Cyber Security professionals has never been higher. LYNK is at the forefront of Cyber Security, seeking to connect the UK's finest with the most prestigious Cyber Security roles. As part of our drive, we're inviting Penetration Testers/Ethical Hackers to join our talent network. Whether you are urgently seeking a new role, looking to advance your career or just explore new opportunities, register your details with LYNK.
What Are We Looking For?
A passion for cyber security and in-depth knowledge of penetration testing methodologies and techniques.
Hands-on experience with various penetration testing tools and frameworks.
Proficiency in scripting or programming languages for automation and customisation.
Ability to think creatively and outside the box to bypass security controls.
Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
Strong report writing and communication skills to effectively communicate findings and recommendations.
Certifications such as OSCP, CEH, or GPEN would be a plus.
Why Register with Us?
As part of our network: you'll gain access to exclusive opportunities with our partners, including leading Cyber Security firms across Scotland and the wider UK.
We don't just connect you with any role: We take the time to understand your skills, goals, and aspirations, ensuring we match you with positions that propel your career forward.
Ongoing Support: From refining your CV to interview preparation, LYNK stands by you at every step, ensuring you're fully equipped to seize your next opportunity.
Future-Ready: With LYNK, you're not just securing your next job; you're future-proofing your career in the ever-evolving domain of Cyber Security.
Secure your position at the forefront of cyber security innovation. Register with LYNK, by the CYFR Group, today and let us unlock the door to your future success.
Seniority level Not Applicable
Employment type Other
Job function Information Technology
Industries Computer and Network Security

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