Penetration Tester

**Responsibilities**:
The typical duties of a penetration tester depend on the employer. However, there are several core tasks that are common to all penetration tester roles.
- Physical security assessments: You must conduct physical assessments of server systems and network device security. In these physical assessments, you look for ways to exploit vulnerabilities and design solutions to security issues such as temperature, vandalism, humidity and natural disasters.
- Conducting security audits: You will conduct security and network audits to evaluate how well an organizations system conforms to a set of established criteria. This will help you to pinpoint ways that attackers could exploit weaknesses in security systems.
- Analyzing security policies: Organizations enforce security policies that identify procedures and rules for accessing and using their IT resources. Your job will be to analyze these policies for effectiveness, make suggestions for improvements and to work to enhance methodological material.
- Writing security assessment reports: After conducting your research and tests, you will have to document your findings, write security reports and discuss solutions with IT and management teams

**Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent, Fixed term contract, Freelance

**Benefits**:

- Language training provided

Flexible language requirement:

- English not required

Schedule:

- 8 hour shift
- Evening shift
- Holidays
- On call
- Overtime
- Weekend availability

Ability to commute/relocate:

- Guelph, ON: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)