Siemens Technology and Services Private Limited is part of Siemens Foundational Technologies, formerly known as Siemens IoT Services. This business unit was established on April 1, 2019, with headquarters in Munich, Germany. It is dedicated to enabling clients to unlock their digital future through comprehensive support across their digitalization journey. The organization serves as both a strategic advisor and a trusted implementation partner in digital transformation and industrial IoT. With a global network of more than 8,000 employees across 10 countries and 21 offices, Siemens Foundational Technologies offers services ranging from consulting, design & prototyping, to solution implementation and operation.
Siemens is seeking a skilled Penetration Tester to join its cybersecurity team in Chennai, India. This position focuses on safeguarding the company’s networks, systems, and applications through advanced penetration testing and vulnerability assessments. As a part of the Foundational Technologies organization, the role contributes to protecting critical digital infrastructure and ensuring robust security practices across Siemens’ business units.
Penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, ethical hacking, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Nmap, Nessus, network protocols, web applications, mobile applications, operating systems, Python, Bash
This role is based in Chennai and operates as an individual contributor. Occasional travel to other locations within India or internationally may be required. Siemens offers a hybrid work environment, a diverse and inclusive culture, and extensive learning and development opportunities. The organization values diverse backgrounds and perspectives, ensuring equitable opportunities for all employees.
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