Crosslake Technologies is hiring a
Penetration Tester

Summary

Join Crosslake as a Penetration Tester to perform network-based penetration testing for clients, identify vulnerabilities, and advise on security best practices. As an apprentice tester for the first 2 projects, drive a project on your own to successful completion.

Requirements

• Be an apprentice tester for your first 2 projects and then be willing and able to drive a project on your own to successful completion
• Participate in and drive penetration efforts on behalf of clients, collaborating, digging deep, and creating a report for the investors to outline technical vulnerability and risk
• Deliver at least one network, API, or web application penetration test every week
• Work with private equity companies and other investment firms to help them understand the existing technology risks and vulnerabilities that exist in their environment or portfolio
• Collaboratively work in partnership with internal and client technical leads and team members to ensure that planning and execution of penetration testing efforts occur in a timely fashion and reports are of high quality

Responsibilities

• Perform network-based penetration testing for our clients to identify, assess, and report on vulnerabilities in their public facing infrastructure
• Perform penetration testing on web applications and APIs (internal and external) to identify, assess, and report on vulnerabilities in their applications
• Perform red team exercises to determine where weaknesses in the client’s infrastructure and how it should be remediated
• Write clear, concise, effective deliverable reports for clients to help them understand their risk posture and how they can reduce it
• Advise clients on security best practices including application design, infrastructure architecture design, and other considerations
• Perform research and presenting at conferences
• Blog on penetration testing best practices
• Collaborate with other Crosslake practitioners to socialize penetration testing best practices