TECHOHANA
Penetration Tester

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Penetration Tester (App Sec) - Up to £73,000 - Remote / monthly travel to site
TechOhana is partnering with an established software company building secure remote connectivity technology, used by enterprise, industrial and regulated customers worldwide, to appoint a Penetration Tester.
This is a security testing focused role:
The mandate is to find what automated tooling and AI-assisted analysis miss, and to prove exploitability with hands-on technique, across web, API, desktop and mobile applications.
The role:
- You'll run manual penetration tests and vulnerability assessments across the application estate
- Execute DAST with a focus on XSS, SQL injection and broken access control
- Use IAST tooling such as Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP and Frida to validate and extend results beyond what scanners report on their own
- Findings feed directly into development and design decisions
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What you'll bring:
- Hands-on experience with DAST, IAST and penetration testing tools, and the ability to manually identify and exploit vulnerabilities beyond automated or AI analysis
- 3 to 5 years' experience in a penetration testing, application security, or security-focused software engineering role
- Strong understanding of common vulnerability classes, including XSS, SQL injection and broken access control


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Nice to have (bonus, not required):
- Demonstrable independent technical ability through CTF, bug bounty, HackTheBox/TryHackMe, or a portfolio
- Exploit development experience, such as buffer overflows, shellcode or patch analysis
- Familiarity with SAST and SCA tools such as Blackduck, Mend/Whitesource or Snyk
You don't need to meet every point above. If your core testing experience and approach fit, or you know someone who would, we'd welcome a conversation.
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