Woodlawn, MD - Public Trust clearance required

Penetration Tester

USD 120K–135K / yearSecurity

OSCP

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Penetration Tester is an open role at M9 Solutions, a tech services company in consulting, agencies and business services. The job is based in Woodlawn, United States. We classify it under security. A university degree is required. Certifications named in the posting: OSCP. M9 Solutions has 19 open positions on this site, 15 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-10-30

About M9 Solutions

Consulting, agencies and business services Tech services / agency / consultancy 19 open positions, 79% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Software engineering (general) (6), DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud (5), Strategy, consulting and analysis (2).

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Key facts	Degree required · Certifications: OSCP · Security clearance required

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