Software Development : Working Student Penetration Testing (f/m/d)

Your tasks

• You will be analyzing Rohde & Schwarz products, systems or solutions for security issues
• You will write reports, tickets or various forms of documentation to support remediation of found issues
• You will learn new concepts, technology and skills

Your qualifications

• You are an enrolled student in a technical field of studies
• You must have technical interest, solving challenges, finding issues
• You must have the ability to write technical breakdowns / guides / reports in english and optionally in german
• Ideally you have software or hardware development knowledge
• Ideally you are familiar with programming languages, operating systems, security concepts
• Ideally you have interest in security and are familiar with the concept of penetration testing
• Ideally you are familiar with tools like Kali Linux, NMAP, Burp Suite, Nessus Scanner, ZAP
• Having experience in executing penetration tests is a plus

Interested?

We are looking forward to receiving your application! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact your recruiting contact at any time.

You must be properly enrolled for the duration of your employment. You can work up to 20 hours per week during the lecture period. Mobile working is possible - but your main place of work is Munich.

We place great importance on equal opportunities. We look forward to receiving your application regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion, ideology, disability, age as well as sexual orientation and identity.

Reference number: 13328

Recruiting contact: Emilia Kansik

Rohde & Schwarz is a global technology company with approximately 14,000 employees and three divisions: Test & Measurement, Technology Systems and Networks & Cybersecurity. For 90 years, the company has been developing cutting-edge technology, pushing the boundaries of what is technically possible and enabling customers from various sectors such as business, government and public authorities to maintain their technological sovereignty.