
Security Consultant specializing in Penetration Testing (m/f/x)
Do you find the needle in the haystack? Your search begins with <script>alert('4r4m1d0')</script>. "Phishing for Compliments Credentials" is your hobby. When people ask you, the magic word is $ sudo. Do you play SQLI and XSS for the Red Team? Then you are exactly right as a Penetration Tester at aramido!
Responsibilities
- Analyze IT infrastructures and web applications using penetration tests
- Carry out social hacking exercises
- Investigate IT systems forensically
- Develop tools for performing security analyses
- Document and present results for management and development teams of the clients
Requirements
- Knowledge of standard procedures for performing penetration tests according to OWASP and BSI
- Knowledge of various web languages, e.g. PHP, Java, .NET, JavaScript, etc.
- Proficiency in standard software (Linux, Windows, MSOffice, LaTeX)
- Reliability and discretion
- Business fluent German and good English skills
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Five reasons for aramido
- First-class team of technology enthusiasts
- Flexible working hours and flat hierarchies
- Individual training opportunities
- Team events and shared lunches
- Bright and modern office space in downtown Karlsruhe
What does a Security Consultant specializing in Penetration Testing (m/f/x) do?
Apache
Authentication
BSI
CISSP
Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Cyber Security Expert
DDoS
Debian
Digital Forensics • IT Forensics
Ethical Hacker
Exploitation
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
Incident Response
Live Hacking
Man-In-The-Middle (MIM)
Nessus
nginx
Nikto
NIST NVD
Nmap
OSSTMM
OWASP
OWASP ZAP
Pentester
Red Team
Vulnerability Scan
Secure Coding
Social Hacking
Spear Phishing
SQL Injections
SSL-Stripping
Training Workshop
Trojan
Ubuntu
Encryption
Web Application
Webserver
Webshop
Zero-Day-Exploits