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# Security Engineer

- **Company:** DXC Technology
- **Location:** Barcelona, Spain
- **Salary:** €60,000.0 - €68,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Configuration Management Databases, Cyber Security, Python (Programming Language), Splunk, Qualys
- **Published:** July 21, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.es/contact-us.html

## About the Role

+ IT security oriented mindset.
 + Knowledge of Splunk and/or Qualys is an advantage.
 + Capacity to develop application in python or Splunk programming language.
 + Ability to be multitasking.
 + Self-motivated , dynamic, proactive & customer oriented attitude to be able to work on tight schedule.
 + Excellent verbal Written communication and interpersonal skills are needed.
 + Stress resistance and Proactive.
 + Minimum 3 years of experience
 + English B2+

## Description

+ Detect vulnerabilities and compliances issues on all assets by using Qualys Tool.
 + Import Qualys data inside Splunk and produce reports and dashboards.
 + Provide KPI and data for the security committee.
 + Maintain Qualys accuracy by adding new servers, removing the old ones and updating the compliance templates.
 + Track CMDB vs Qualys alignment.
 + Control the result of the Qualys weekly scans, of the authentication and of the status of the Qualys agents.
 + Organize meetings with the customer to analyze the vulnerabilities, to follow the remediations and define exceptions.
 + Maintain Splunk Platform.
 + Collaborate with the technical teams for the remediations.


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