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Consultant, Security Testing and Red Teaming Description The Consultant, Security Testing and Red Teaming is a core delivery role within the offensive security practice, responsible for independently executing penetration testing engagements and contributing to advanced offensive security activities. This role has a strong emphasis on hands-on penetration testing across web applications, infrastructure, Active Directory, and cloud environments. Consultants are expected to operate with a high degree of autonomy on scoped engagements, apply sound technical judgement, and produce high-quality, defensible findings and reports for clients. While penetration testing is the primary focus, Consultants are also expected to demonstrate the curiosity and technical breadth to grow into broader offensive security disciplines over time, including adversary simulation, red teaming, tooling development, and security research. Roles and Responsibilities

Deliver end-to-end penetration testing engagements with minimal supervision, including

• Web application penetration testing
• Internal and external network penetration testing
• Active Directory security assessments
• Cloud and hybrid environment testing
• Mobile application penetration testing
• IOT penetration testing
• OT penetration testing
• Perform manual vulnerability discovery, validation, and exploitation beyond automated scanning.
• Identify attack paths, chain vulnerabilities, and assess real-world business impact.
• Exercise sound judgement in exploitation depth, data handling, and risk management during testing.
• Maintain clear, detailed testing notes, evidence, and attack logs to support reporting and quality review.
• Produce high-quality technical findings with accurate severity assessment and actionable remediation guidance.
• Develop structured penetration testing reports, and support client walkthroughs and debriefs.
• Engage professionally with clients during kick-off sessions, testing clarification, and results discussions.
• Participate in peer reviews of testing approaches and reports to uphold delivery quality standards.
• Continuously develop technical depth across offensive security techniques, platforms, and tooling.
• Contribute to security testing playbooks, internal knowledge sharing and peer learning.

Where appropriate, contribute to broader offensive security initiatives, such as

• Adversary simulation and red teaming exercises
• Custom tooling, scripting, or automation
• Internal research, labs, or capability development
• Requirements
• Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) is required.