Wouldn't it be cool to know things about software that the developers
don't know?
kCura is hiring Security Engineers for its downtown Chicago South Loop
location for its Operation Swordfish team. You don't need to have
previous security experience for this position. What you do need is
demonstrated programming proficiency, a desire to learn, and I mean
learn lots, an ability to deliver bug reports diplomatically, and a
burning curiosity about How Things Work.
The position is for our Software Security team Operation Swordfish. On
this team, you will perform penetration testing on a wide range of
software in many languages, advise developers on Secure Software
Development, participate in Architecture Reviews, and program security
related tools.
If you are interested, send email to wlederer at kcura.com.
Founded in 2001, kCura http://kcura.com/corporate is the developer of
Relativity http://kcura.com/relativity, web-based
software for the processing, review, analysis, and production of
electronic documents during litigation and investigations. Located in
downtown Chicago, we focus on providing the best software we can,
striving to always improve our products and the experience of our
customer base, which includes the U.S. Department of Justice and all
of the top 100 law firms in the United States. kCura has been ranked
Chicago's fastest-growing technology company by Deloitte's Technology
Fast 500 as well as one of Chicago Tribune's Top 100 Workplaces. Our
team of driven, passionate, and talented individuals works
collaboratively to provide a positive client experience and build a
reputable name in a booming industry. We commit to hiring people who
value collaboration, communication, and accountability as much as we
do. To learn more about kCura, check out our video http://kcura.com/corporate/careers/kcura-culture on kCura's unique
culture.
Wouldn't it be cool to know things about software that the developers don't know?
kCura is hiring Security Engineers for its downtown Chicago South Loop location for its Operation Swordfish team. You don't need to have previous security experience for this position. What you do need is demonstrated programming proficiency, a desire to learn, and I mean learn lots, an ability to deliver bug reports diplomatically, and a burning curiosity about How Things Work.
The position is for our Software Security team Operation Swordfish. On this team, you will perform penetration testing on a wide range of software in many languages, advise developers on Secure Software Development, participate in Architecture Reviews, and program security related tools.
If you are interested, send email to wlederer at kcura.com.
There are other positions https://www.kcura.com/join-the-team/available-positions/ available as well.