2 of 2 Permanent Security Engineer Jobs in County Antrim

Friday. Permanent position Office is based beside Hannahstown/Andersontown. Salary £31,000 - £40,000 dependent on experience + Monthly productivity bonus (average £5k per annum) Responsibilities As an Engineer on our Support Team, you will carry out dealings with fire and electronic security systems at client premises, and CCTV. Maintaining Fire/CCTV/Intruder and Access … Control systems Full job spec available Person Specification Experience in similar role dealing with either Security Engineer, CCTV, or Fire duties Possession of a full UK driving licence. Strong diagnostic and problem-solving abilities. Capable of working independently as well as collaboratively within a team. Excellent communication skills and a customer-focused approach. How to apply For further More ❯

Location: Belfast Workplace: Hybrid The opportunity: The Security Vulnerability and Penetration Testing Engineer will oversee and serve as a technical resource for all assessment activities related to the security posture of existing and proposed firm systems, platforms, and processes to protect and continually improve the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information systems per the firm's business … objectives, regulatory requirements, and strategic goals. Main responsibilities: Perform security penetration testing of the Firm's systems, platforms, and applications Serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the VAPT function Serve as the system owner for common VAPT toolsets, platforms, and processes Provide technical assessment reports that are easily understandable by the target audience and include practical and … based upon sound risk management principles Skills and experience: A Computer Science bachelor's degree or substantially equivalent experience CISSP is required GIAC GPEN or GWAPT is preferred Offensive Security OSCP is required Commanding knowledge of VAPT concepts and best practices, including the requirements for WhiteHat/ethical hacking Expert understanding of the difference between a vulnerability assessment and More ❯