Titan IC Systems is currently recruiting highly skilled engineers to join its world class team.
June 30, 2016 -- Titan IC Systems is a world leader Cybersecurity with the development of hardware engines for content and network security processing. The solutions offered include Regular Expression Processor (RXP) and Parallel String Matcher (PSM) for use in all aspects of network security including: Intrusion Detection/Prevention systems, application detection, anti-virus and content/URL filtering. We are on a recruitment drive to boost our employee numbers at present.
Skilled engineers are invited to apply for roles such as “Software Engineers – Principal and Senior Level, Senior Quality Assurance Engineers, and Field Applications Engineers all based at the Belfast head office in the Norther Ireland Science Park. The successful candidates will interact with the business team and customers at all stages of the product development cycle, utilizing their excellent communication and organizational skills within a fast paced environment.
The firm said it would add the new roles to its existing strong workforce to support its current and new product development plans. Titan IC Systems (TICS) is a spin-out from the Centre for Secure Information Technology (CSIT) at Queen's University Belfast, a £15 million world-class center with a unique focus on cybersecurity, strategic and industrial research projects. "As we see greater demand for our solutions, we are seeking to grow our talented team" said Noel McKenna Chief Executive Officer of Titan IC Systems.
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