Senior Vulnerability Management Engineer — Remote (Cloud)

Boost Talent ltd; A distancia; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

A leading SaaS organization is looking for a Senior Vulnerability Management Engineer to join their expanding Security Engineering team. This remote position based in Madrid or Prague requires at least 5 years of dedicated vulnerability management experience and strong knowledge in cloud security and risk mitigation. The role involves executing vulnerability scans, developing asset inventories, and creating metrics to improve security posture. Candidates with experience using tools like Qualys and Nessus along with scripting skills in Python or Bash are preferred.

Formación

• Minimum 5 years in a dedicated vulnerability management role.
• Strong understanding of cloud architectures.
• Hands-on experience with vulnerability management tools.

Responsabilidades

• Execute comprehensive vulnerability scans across network, cloud, and application environments.
• Develop and maintain an asset inventory for dynamic scanning requirements.
• Create executive-level vulnerability metrics and dashboards.
• Participate in Red Team exercises.

Conocimientos

Vulnerability management expertise

Cloud security

Risk mitigation

Networking protocols

Scripting in Python or Bash

Educación

Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Computer Science or Cybersecurity

Herramientas

Qualys

Nessus

Prisma

Dome9

Checkmarx

Veracode

Descripción del empleo

A leading SaaS organization is looking for a Senior Vulnerability Management Engineer to join their expanding Security Engineering team. This remote position based in Madrid or Prague requires at least 5 years of dedicated vulnerability management experience and strong knowledge in cloud security and risk mitigation. The role involves executing vulnerability scans, developing asset inventories, and creating metrics to improve security posture. Candidates with experience using tools like Qualys and Nessus along with scripting skills in Python or Bash are preferred.