Develop API integration and automation code in Python to connect vulnerability management tools with other security platforms. The role focuses on building integrations between systems, with vulnerability-tool and broader security-tool API experience preferred. It does not involve operating security tools, analyzing vulnerabilities, or administering DevSecOps platforms.
The
client is looking for a developer whose work consists of using the APIs of its
vulnerability tools to connect them to each other and to the company's other
security tools. Python is the main language and the mandate mentions no other
technology.
- The automation component using other security tools is presented as
a possibility, therefore secondary to the core of the role.
- The 3 to 5 year
range places the position at an intermediate level.
- The mandate names no
specific vulnerability tool, which leaves open the question of prior experience
expected with this type of tool.
- Target candidate: a Python developer with 3 to 5 years of experience who has
already built API integrations between security tools, ideally around
vulnerability management. The expected deliverable is integration and
automation code, not tool operation or vulnerability analysis.
Requirements
REQUIRED
- Python development
- Cumulative
- All conditions required
- Knowledge of APIs for integration between the company's security tools
Cumulative All conditions required DESIRED Development using the APIs of
vulnerability management tools Cumulative All conditions required ASSET
Development using the APIs of other security tools for automations Cumulative
All conditions required
Profiles to Exclude:
- Vulnerability management analyst profile citing tool operation (scans, reports,
prioritization) without demonstrated Python development.
- Profile citing Python for occasional scripting, without demonstrated API
integration between two or more systems.
- Web or data-oriented Python developer profile, without demonstrated integration
with security tools.
- Security engineer or DevSecOps profile focused on tool configuration and
administration, without development deliverables.
- Profile whose integration experience relies on preconfigured connectors,
without integration code written by the candidate.
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