Offensive Security Engineer / Penetration Tester
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Offensive Security Engineer conducting web, mobile, Active Directory and cloud penetration tests for Genesis’s global product IT ecosystem. Building automation and AI-agent workflows for offensive security.
Responsibilities:
- Deliver end-to-end penetration tests of web and mobile applications, Active Directory and cloud environments
- Handle engagements from scoping and reconnaissance through exploitation, post-exploitation, evidence collection and retesting
- Validate findings from Application Security and Infrastructure Security services
- Triage automated scan output by eliminating false positives, confirming exploitability and business impact, and assigning accurate risk ratings
- Write client-facing technical reports in English with reproduction steps, evidence, business-impact framing and practical remediation guidance
- Communicate directly with clients through kick-off calls, status updates, report walkthroughs, remediation Q&A and retest agreement
- Build automation and internal tooling to shorten reconnaissance, enumeration and active-scanning phases
- Develop AI-agent-based workflows for offensive security testing
- Create and maintain internal methodology, testing checklists and knowledge bases
- Research new attack techniques, evaluate tooling and share findings with the team
- Deliver client engagements end to end in the first months
- Build the internal methodology for AWS cloud security assessment
- Become the team's reference point on at least one platform within a year
Requirements:
- 2.5+ years of hands-on commercial penetration testing experience
- Several penetration-testing engagements delivered end to end
- Experience writing penetration-testing reports
- At least one practical certification — OSCP, CPTS, GPEN or CWEE, or a proven equivalent
- Web application testing according to the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide and beyond
- Experience identifying authentication and authorisation flaws, IDOR, injection, SSRF, insecure deserialization and business-logic abuse
- Burp Suite Professional as a daily tool
- Mobile application testing based on OWASP MASTG for Android and/or iOS
- Static and dynamic mobile application analysis
- Traffic interception and certificate-pinning bypass
- Knowledge of insecure local storage, IPC and platform misuse
- Working knowledge of Active Directory and internal network attacks
- Knowledge of enumeration, Kerberos abuse, credential relaying, lateral movement and privilege-escalation paths
- Scripting in Python and/or Bash
- Ability to read application source code and trace vulnerable patterns in at least one of PHP, Java, C#, JS/TS or Python
- English at B2 or above
- Nice-to-have: second practical certification: BSCP, CWEE, CAPE, GWAPT, OSWE, CRTO, eWPTX or eMAPT
- Nice-to-have: cloud security testing in AWS, Azure or GCP
- Nice-to-have: hands-on experience or genuine interest in AI and LLM security
- Nice-to-have: public technical contributions such as CVEs, open-source tooling, research write-ups, conference talks or high-quality bug-bounty reports
Benefits:
- Flexible hours and the option to work from anywhere that suits you
- Medical insurance
- 20 paid vacation days per year
- Unlimited sick leave
- All the equipment you need for work
- Compensation for professional training
- Access to the internal learning platform and lectures
- Corporate events and networking
- Free sports training
- Corporate discounts
- Massage when visiting the office
- Support for colleagues and their families serving in the Defence Forces
- Support for veterans
- Assistance in case of harm to health or property caused by the war


















