Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing, Senior Engineer

SOOR, a subsidiary of Master Works, helps organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats through advanced cybersecurity and secure infrastructure solutions. SOOR delivers resilient, scalable, and regulation-aligned security across governance, cloud, networks, and managed defense. SOOR is looking for a highly skilled Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing Engineer, Senior to join our dynamic security services team. In this client-facing role, you will be responsible for leading complex security assessments across various industries. You will act as a subject matter expert, not only identifying critical vulnerabilities but also articulating business risks to stakeholders and guiding remediation efforts. Key Responsibilities  Penetration Testing: Lead and execute end-to-end penetration tests on: • Web Applications: (OWASP Top 10, API security, Business Logic flaws). • Network Infrastructure: (Internal/External, Active Directory, Firewalls, Routers, etc). • Source Code Review: Conduct manual and tool-assisted secure code reviews (SAST) across languages/frameworks, identify injection flaws, and provide developer-focused remediation guidance. • Mobile Applications: (iOS and Android - static and dynamic analysis). • Vulnerability Assessment: Conduct comprehensive vulnerability assessments and configuration reviews against industry standards (CIS, NIST). • Red Teaming (Optional/Nice to Have): Participate in adversary simulation exercises, social engineering, and physical security assessments. • Cloud Environments (Optional/Nice to Have): (AWS, Azure, GCP configuration reviews and exploitation). • Tooling: Utilize and refine advanced tooling (Burp Suite Pro, Metasploit, Nmap, Nessus, Bloodhound, etc.) and develop custom scripts/exploits when automated tools fail. • Client Engagement & Consulting: • Scoping: Collaborate with clients to define engagement scope, rules of engagement (RoE), and timelines. • Communication: Serve as the primary technical point of contact during engagements, providing status updates and immediate alerts on critical "showstopper" findings. • Reporting: Author high-quality, executive-level reports that translate technical vulnerabilities into business risks. Must be able to explain the "So What?" to C-level executives and the "How To Fix It" to system administrators. • Debriefs: Lead technical read-out sessions and remediation workshops with client stakeholders.