Junior Cyber Security Researcher - September 2026
Cheltenham
Operational Research /
Full-Time /
On-site
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Cyber Graduate and Intern Additional Technical Information - Brief informal notes are accepted
Have you conducted exploratory research? Perhaps with no defined outcome? If so, please provide an example.
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Are you comfortable developing with multiple programming languages? Please provide details on the programming languages you are most proficient in.
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Do you develop software or tinker with technology in your own time? If so, please give an example of a challenging task you have completed.
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Do you participate in any CTFs and/or undertaken challenges on TryHackMe or HackTheBox? If so, please provide details on a difficult challenge you successfully completed.
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Have you any experience with software reverse engineering? If so, please provide a few examples and let us know the tools you've used e.g. Ghidra, IDA Pro etc.
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This role is based onsite at our Cheltenham office. Please confirm you are happy to relocate or commute to this location?
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Background Checks
This role requires a UK security clearance and background checks. These include holding British Citizenship and 5 years continuous UK residency. Please review the following link carefully to ensure you are clear about what British Citizenship means before answering this question https://www.gov.uk/check-british-citizenship. Are you a British Citizen?
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Do you hold or have previously held citizenship for any other countries? If yes, please provide countries and dates
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Have you been continually resident in the UK for the last 5 years? Please note that “continuous UK residency” is not the same as holding a residency permit, and any period over 30 days spent outside the UK breaks the definition of “continuous residency”.
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If you have spent more than 30 consecutive days outside of the UK in the past 5 years please provide details
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