Junior Vulnerability Management Analyst

We're hiring a Remote Junior Vulnerability Management Analyst to join our growing cybersecurity team. As a Junior Vulnerability Management Analyst, you'll help identify, assess, and track security weaknesses across systems, applications, and IT infrastructure. You'll work with experienced security professionals to understand potential risks, prioritize vulnerabilities, and support remediation efforts that help keep our technology environment secure. This role is ideal for someone looking to begin a career in cybersecurity with an interest in vulnerability assessment, ethical hacking, infrastructure security, or penetration testing. Whether you're a recent graduate, transitioning from IT support, or developing your skills through certifications and hands-on labs, you'll have the opportunity to build practical experience in a supportive environment. Previous professional cybersecurity experience is not required. We're looking for someone with a basic understanding of IT and networking, a curious mindset, and the motivation to learn how vulnerabilities are discovered, assessed, and resolved. Location: Fully remote — candidates based in London and elsewhere in the UK are welcome, subject to employment eligibility. Salary: £35,000–£45,000 per year, depending on relevant skills, qualifications, and experience. What You'll Do

• Assist with vulnerability scans across approved systems, applications, and network environments
• Review scan results and help identify potential security weaknesses
• Research vulnerabilities and understand their potential impact on business systems
• Help prioritize findings based on severity, exploitability, and business risk
• Track remediation activities and follow up with technical teams on outstanding issues
• Support basic security configuration reviews and technical assessments
• Help maintain accurate vulnerability records, reports, and remediation documentation
• Collaborate with IT and engineering teams to validate findings and resolve security issues
• Learn to use vulnerability management platforms and security assessment tools
• Assist with verifying whether identified vulnerabilities have been successfully addressed
• Stay informed about emerging vulnerabilities, security advisories, and common attack techniques Who You Are
• Interested in starting a career in cybersecurity and vulnerability management
• Familiar with basic networking concepts, including TCP/IP, DNS, ports, and common protocols
• Have a basic understanding of operating systems, security controls, and common vulnerabilities
• Comfortable using Windows and/or Linux environments
• Analytical, curious, and interested in understanding how technical systems can be compromised
• Detail-oriented and capable of documenting findings accurately
• Able to communicate technical issues clearly and work collaboratively
• Motivated to learn new tools and develop practical security skills The following are beneficial but not required:
• CompTIA Security+, Network+, or similar introductory certifications
• Familiarity with vulnerability assessment tools such as Nessus, OpenVAS, or Qualys
• Basic knowledge of the OWASP Top 10 and common web application vulnerabilities
• Experience with Linux command-line tools or basic scripting in Python or Bash
• Participation in TryHackMe, Hack The Box, or Capture the Flag exercises
• Home lab projects, cybersecurity coursework, bootcamp training, or independent study
• Previous IT support, systems administration, or technical troubleshooting experience No previous professional cybersecurity experience is required. We welcome recent graduates, career changers, self-taught candidates, and applicants who can demonstrate their interest through relevant projects or training. Why You'll Love Working With Us
• Fully remote working arrangements
• Competitive annual salary of £35,000–£45,000
• An opportunity to enter cybersecurity without prior professional security experience
• Hands-on exposure to vulnerability management tools and security assessment processes
• Guidance from experienced cybersecurity professionals
• Opportunities for training, certifications, and continuous professional development
• Collaboration with IT, infrastructure, and security engineering teams
• Clear career progression into Vulnerability Analyst, Security Engineer, Penetration Tester, or Application Security roles
• A supportive environment that encourages technical curiosity, practical learning, and professional growth Our Ideal Candidate You don't need to be an experienced ethical hacker or security engineer to succeed in this role. We're looking for someone with a foundation in IT, an interest in finding and understanding security weaknesses, and the motivation to develop their technical abilities. Location: Fully remote, UK-based applicants welcome. Employment type: Full-time, permanent.