Embedded Hardware and Software Pen Tester Positions in GE Smart Grid

I was asked to help locate two candidates for positions in the GE Smart Grid initiative.

We're looking for an Embedded Hardware Penetration Tester (1080237) and an Embedded Firmware Penetration Tester (1080236).

If interested, search for the indicated job numbers at ge.com/careers or go to the job site to get to the search function a little faster.

I don't have any other information on these jobs, so please work through the job site. Thank you.

Update Mon 16 Nov: As noted by Charlene in the comments below, the jobs are no longer posted. If I hear they are back I will post an update here.

Update Wed 18 Nov: I was just told the jobs are either open or will be soon. Thank you.

Comments

sandy.chaf said…
Which country u r looking for?

Regards,
Sandeep S C
My site: http://www.technoveda.net
12:02 PM
Richard Bejtlich said…
Please check the job posting.
12:43 PM
Charlene said…
I looked up both those job numbers and they don't exist.
9:30 PM
RizzyRong said…
Is there a reason the posting were removed? If not just my self I know a couple of people that would be interested in applying for these positions.
4:18 PM
Richard Bejtlich said…
I don't know what happened to the jobs. Maybe they had a time limit of some sort? I will ask the recruiter to answer here.
10:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Those jobs are still open. They expired on the job board by mistake. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or know of somoene who would be interested.
-Randall
randall (dot) cone @ GE (dot) com
1:29 PM
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