Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory - Livermore, CA
posted 3 months ago
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking a Cyber Security Penetration Tester to join our team in Livermore, CA. This position is integral to our Information Technology Solutions Division (ITSD) and the Cyber Security Program (CSP), where you will conduct comprehensive penetration testing of LLNL networks, devices, computers, web applications, and cloud-delivered services. The role offers a hybrid work schedule, allowing for flexibility to work from home one or more days per week. You will engage in various processes, techniques, and procedures for performing penetration assessments and red team exercises, ensuring the security and integrity of our systems. As a Cyber Security Penetration Tester, you will perform network, system, web application, and cloud application penetration tests on both internal and external systems, including those on air-gapped networks. Your responsibilities will include researching, developing, and executing adversarial techniques to measure the effectiveness of our people, procedures, and technology. You will provide penetration testing support, troubleshoot and resolve issues, and manage processes, systems, and tools with a high degree of responsibility. Additionally, you will assist the penetration testing lead as a technical point of contact and interact with both internal and external personnel, documenting actions, findings, and making remediation recommendations. For those hired at the SES.2 level, additional responsibilities will include creating processes and procedures for penetration assessments, managing multiple complex tasks, and developing methods and tools to improve penetration testing capabilities. This role requires a strong foundation in computer and network technologies, as well as experience with various programming and scripting languages. You will also be expected to maintain a current penetration testing skillset through ongoing training and development. The position requires the ability to secure and maintain a U.S. DOE Q-level security clearance, which necessitates U.S. citizenship.