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# IT Consultant

- **Company:** Trilyon, Inc.
- **Location:** Alpharetta, GA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), .NET Framework, Code Review, Identity and Access Management, Software Vulnerability Management, ReactJS, Software Security, AngularJS, Service Stack
- **Published:** October 12, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/9434f40b-f031-4570-89ac-c4942df7ede9

## About the Role

We are seeking an IT Consultant - Application Security & Vulnerability Management to join our team. This role will involve onboarding as a developer to help remediate a backlog of security vulnerabilities on an internet-facing IAM platform across Java, .NET, Angular, and React technology stacks. The ideal candidate will have experience in vulnerability management, code review, Java development, and testing, along with a passion for cybersecurity and application safety., * 8 10 years of relevant professional experience.

 * Must come from a strong security background.
 * Proven ability to read, understand, and interpret security vulnerability findings effectively.
 * Strong proficiency in Vulnerability Management, Java, and hands-on code development/testing.
 * Exceptional communication and problem-solving skills.

## Description

* Onboard as a developer to help remediate a backlog of security vulnerabilities on an internet-facing IAM platform.
 * Work across the technology stack comprising Java, .NET, Angular, and React.
 * Review security findings and understand reported vulnerabilities thoroughly.
 * Run required tests to confirm whether each reported finding is a genuine vulnerability.
 * Create and implement necessary code changes to remediate confirmed vulnerabilities.
 * Minimize code changes by grouping vulnerabilities that can be addressed through the same remediation effort.