- Pay
- CA$50–75k
- Where
- Calgary, England, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
An exceptional opportunity for a mid-level Ethical Hacker to shape the future of Cybersecurity in Calgary.
Cybersecurity threats are getting more sophisticated by the month, and the firms that survive are the ones who find their own weaknesses before someone else does.
This role sits inside a startup building security tooling from the ground up, with a small team and a lot of trust placed in each person.
For an Ethical Hacker who wants real ownership rather than a box on an org chart, this one's worth a look.
Here's what you'll be doing: Run penetration tests against web applications, APIs and internal networks to find exploitable weaknesses before attackers do Write clear, evidence-backed reports that translate technical findings into fixes developers can actually act on Build and maintain scripts and tools that automate recurring parts of the testing process Work directly with engineering to close vulnerabilities and verify the fixes hold up Keep across emerging attack techniques, CVEs and threat intelligence relevant to the product Contribute to the company's security roadmap as it scales, flagging risk areas early Here are the skills you'll need: Solid hands-on experience with penetration testing tools such as Burp Suite, Metasploit or Nmap A working grasp of scripting (Python or Bash) to build and adapt testing tools Understanding of common frameworks like OWASP Top 10 and MITRE ATT&CK A relevant certification (OSCP, CEH or similar) or clear equivalent practical experience The ability to explain technical risk to non-technical colleagues without losing the detail that matters Comfort working independently and switching between tasks in a small, fast-moving team Key perks and benefits: Salary of C$50,000 to C$74,500, set at a mid-level band for this Ethical Hacker position Fully remote role, with flexible working hours built around how you work best Equity in the business.
Early contributions here carry weight A dedicated learning and development budget to fund certifications, courses and conferences A flat structure where you're heard, not filtered through five layers of management Why pursue a career in Cybersecurity?
Demand for skilled security talent keeps outpacing supply, and Calgary's tech scene has grown enough to support serious careers in the field without a move to Toronto or Vancouver.
Cybersecurity rewards people who stay curious and keep learning, because the threats never sit still.
An Ethical Hacker who's good at the job rarely struggles to find the next one.
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