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Head of Security Testing @ Motorola Solutions Systems Polska in Motorola Solutions Systems Polska
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Motorola Solutions Systems Polska
Company Overview
On any given day, every moment matters to someone, somewhere. And every moment, Motorola Solutions’ innovations, products and services play essential roles in people’s lives. We help firefighters see around buildings and police officers see around street corners. We keep utility workers connected and visible to each other with real-time voice and data communication across the smart grid. And we provide the situational awareness first responders need when a moment brings catastrophe. We help people be their best in their moments that matter.
Department Description
This is an opportunity for you to use user cybersecurity skills to protect the people that protect us. Our customers are first responders. Fire, police, and paramedics; 911 call takers and 911 dispatchers. And when we or our loved ones place that 911 call, we become the customer of our customers. We want that call to be answered, and we want the communications between the dispatcher and the first responder to be available. But what if that 911 call center, or the communications link to the responders in the field, were under attack? What if you or your loved ones' call to 911 went unanswered, or they were unable to dispatch paramedics to your location, because they had been taken down by ransomware? This is not just theoretical; it is happening. First responders and 911 call centers are under attack around the globe, and this is a chance to fight back.
Background
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience
- 3 - 5 years experience in relevant field
Specific Knowledge and Skills
- Strong background in working with DAST and other Vulnerability Management scanning security testing tools
- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Excellent interpersonal, planning, and organizational skills.
- Experience with organizational change management
- Ability to multi-task with a strong sense of urgency; ability to meet deadlines
- Ability to concisely illustrate concepts in words and diagrams
- Ability to research and learn new topics and become functional with them quickly.
- Comfortable working with remote team members and geographically dispersed teams.
- Strong background in software development and modern programming languages (Java, C#, Python, Node.JS, Go)
- Knowledge of common application vulnerabilities (e.g. OWASP Top 10), attack techniques and remediation tactics/strategies.
- Experience with current DevOps methodologies and practices (CI/CD)
- Proficient in delivering and speaking to technical concepts to a wide variety of audiences.
- Knowledge of cybersecurity and secure coding principles and best practices
- Knowledge of application security threats and vulnerabilities (e.g., buffer overflow, cross-site scripting, injections, race conditions, replay, return-oriented attacks, malicious code)
Company Overview
On any given day, every moment matters to someone, somewhere. And every moment, Motorola Solutions’ innovations, products and services play essential roles in people’s lives. We help firefighters see around buildings and police officers see around street corners. We keep utility workers connected and visible to each other with real-time voice and data communication across the smart grid. And we provide the situational awareness first responders need when a moment brings catastrophe. We help people be their best in their moments that matter.
Department Description
This is an opportunity for you to use user cybersecurity skills to protect the people that protect us. Our customers are first responders. Fire, police, and paramedics; 911 call takers and 911 dispatchers. And when we or our loved ones place that 911 call, we become the customer of our customers. We want that call to be answered, and we want the communications between the dispatcher and the first responder to be available. But what if that 911 call center, or the communications link to the responders in the field, were under attack? What if you or your loved ones' call to 911 went unanswered, or they were unable to dispatch paramedics to your location, because they had been taken down by ransomware? This is not just theoretical; it is happening. First responders and 911 call centers are under attack around the globe, and this is a chance to fight back.
