About the Role
As a Telecom Signalling Security Analyst, you will combine customer-facing delivery with hands-on technical execution in sensitive telecom environments.
You will:
- Support and operate P1 Security solutions in production contexts (notably PTM and VKB).
- Conduct signalling security audits using proprietary tooling (notably PTA) and deliver rigorous, professional reports and presentations to customers.
This is a profile-focused role: we are looking for someone who can cover both audit delivery and operational support.
Our teams are remote-first, with a preference for candidates who can overlap working hours with Central European Time.
Tasks
Key Responsibilities
Customer delivery & communication
- Act as a technical point of contact for customers: scoping, updates, and delivery.
Deliver presentations, training, and debrief sessions.
Signalling Security Audits (PTA)
- Contribute to audit scoping (objectives, perimeter, constraints, timelines, deliverables).
- Prepare safe execution plans and operational safeguards.
- Execute signalling security audits using PTA and associated tooling in a controlled manner.
- Analyze results, validate findings, and assess exploitability/root cause.
Draft professional technical reports in English and present findings to customers.
PTM operations & IT support (ticket management)
- Provide IT support for the PTM IDS in the context of customer ticket workflows.
- Troubleshoot and maintain PTM deployments, including Linux and virtualization layers.
Operate and improve day-to-day tooling/scripts used for investigations, maintenance, and deployments.
Collaboration & continuous improvement
- Work closely with Engineering and R&D to improve tooling, detection quality, and operational processes.
- Maintain clear internal documentation and handover notes.
Requirements
Required Skills & Qualifications
Hiring Process
- Initial contact call (10–20 minutes)
- Call with the hiring manager (30 minutes)
- Capability assessment (role-specific exercise)
- Final interview with C-Level and directors (30 minutes)