Computest started out 17 years ago as a group of friends. And you can still feel that as soon as you step into our office. We're a bunch of super-social nerds. Many of us have a healthy obsession with tech, but of course that goes with the job. Informal, friendly and personal – that's the best way to describe Computest. Down to earth and straightforward. We are a techie crowd, but new colleagues quickly feel at home. (Especially if they are up for a drink and an occasional bit of banter.)
We're growing fast, so we’re now looking for even more techies. Does that sound good to you?

What you will be doing

• Critically examining (web) applications and infrastructures: can anyone gain access to them?
• Discovering vulnerabilities in (web) apps and infrastructures with automated tools or manually by means of pen testing and security assessments.
• Analysing and presenting research findings.
• Learning the ropes of ethical hacking through training, workshops, courses – you name it.

What you’ll get

Material rewards:

• A nice salary
• A permanent contract as soon as your probationary period ends
• A good smartphone and laptop
• A lease car or mobility budget

Training opportunities:

• A personal training budget that you can spend entirely at your own discretion
• Career guidance that will really help you
• Special hacker meetings

A sociable workplace:

• The most fun colleagues ever (even if we do say so ourselves)
• Great parties, team outings, monthly get-togethers and study trips (with plenty of snow...)
• Flexible (home) work-hours.

A good home base:

• Flexible (home) working hours
• A huge games room and office gym
• A lavish lunch buffet

This is you

• An inquisitive, sociable type
• Someone who likes to talk
• Obsessed with hacking and security

What you have

• A university or university of applied sciences degree in a technical subject
• Basic security knowledge: terms like cross-site request forgery are not new to you
• Experience with programming
• Knowledge of coding, commonly used design patterns and techniques in (web) applications
• A certification like OSCP or the ability to obtain this quickly

Also good to know

We will request a certificate of good conduct and check your references. Because confidentiality is super important for this role.