If you have ambitions to advance your career online, consider one of these 10 interesting organizations.
The field of cybersecurity is constantly evolving and many organizations are adding to their teams to meet the growing needs of the world. From penetration testing and incident response, to intelligence analysis and SOC management, there are plenty of opportunities for professionals looking to improve their careers.
If this sounds good to you, read on to find out more about Ireland-based companies that are currently in the cybersecurity hiring process.
Accenture
Irish technology consulting platform Accenture currently has three specialist roles on offer available to work out of Dublin premises. Vacant roles include CyberArk engagement manager, cyber incident responder and CyberArk technician. Interested prospective applicants can apply through the organization’s careers page.
The Arctic Wolf
US cybersecurity company The Arctic Wolf has three positions open for professionals based in Cork and further afield. There are senior cybersecurity engineer roles available, as well as opportunities for a security engineer with special knowledge of German and a cybersecurity engineer 2.
BMS
US multinational pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibbor BMS, has a role that, although not limited to cybersecurity, requires someone with cyber security skills. There is currently an opening for a senior manager in the AI practice in the company’s Dublin office. The successful candidate will have multiple responsibilities that include security, compliance and management functions – such as implementing security controls, supporting management workflows and collaborating with cybersecurity teams to maintain a secure and compliant environment.
Centripetal
US cybersecurity forum Centripetal has its European headquarters in Galway, Ireland and is currently looking for a senior software engineer to join the security-based Intelligence Services team. This role is available at the Galway campus and is of a mixed level. There is also a senior software UI engineering role open in the Intelligence Services team in Galway.
Eli Lilly
US international pharmaceuticals Eli Lilly has many job openings for job seekers with cybersecurity skills and qualifications. Interested professionals should consider applying for jobs such as cyber intelligence analyst, SecOps engineer and senior application security engineer. All roles are based in the company’s Cork location.
Search engine Google is looking to add to its Ireland-based security staff with a regional IoT and cybersecurity specialist, who will be based in its Dublin location. The Dublin team is also looking for a Google Cloud security marketing specialist who is fluent in French, as well as senior experts in promoting YouTube’s trust and security policy.
Integrity360
Earlier this year, an Irish cybersecurity company Integrity360 announced plans to acquire a Canadian cybersecurity services and solutions provider Advantus360. There are a number of roles open for qualified professionals worldwide and in Ireland in particular, Integrity360 is looking to hire a penetration tester, senior penetration tester, SOC manager and IAM architect.
PwC
A professional services firm PwC has a wide range of opportunities on offer for cybersecurity professionals based in Ireland. In Dublin and Cork, open roles include jobs in cybersecurity and incident management, third-party cybersecurity management, and cybersecurity threat and vulnerability.
Smarttech247
Security platform for discovery and feedback Smarttech247 is looking for several senior swimlane automation engineers and architects to join the team in remote roles, based in Ireland. Selected professionals will lead the end-to-end design, implementation and implementation of the company’s automated pool safety playbooks.
TCS
IT services, consulting and business solutions platform TCS has one role open for a cyber security specialist. Candidates can apply for a hybrid role, based in Dublin as a security consultant for SAP SuccessFactors.
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