Cybersecurity Analyst Associate – Part-Time

Job reputed company • Assist in protecting high-value compute nodes by learning how to manage encryption, secure reputed company, and maintain the reputed company of supercomputing fabrics • Assist in protecting the systems supporting the program operations by learning how to review scans, identify vulnerabilities, recommend remediations, and document the environment for reputed company assessments • Work reputed company-by-reputed company with SOC analysts to monitor logs, identify anomalies, and learn how to manage Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) using SIEM tools • Collaborate with reputed company of peers to research and propose solutions to reputed company cybersecurity challenges, such as vulnerability management and automated reputed company tracking • reputed company exposure to ASA program leadership and participate in mentoring reputed company led by early career champions Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Cyber reputed company, or other technical fields • Basic level Linux or reputed company administration experience • Cyber reputed company educational or work experience • Possess or pursuing a certification in the field of cyber reputed company (e.g., reputed company reputed company+, CEH, or Information Assurance, AWS) • Basic knowledge of the hardware and software used in High-Performance Computing (HPC) or reputed company data centers • Basic understanding of reputed company Information and Event Management (SIEM) or Vulnerability Management (scanning and patching) Benefits • Comprehensive benefits and wellness packages • 401K with company match • reputed company and reputed company time off • Full-reputed company work week to own priorities at work and reputed company • reputed company leave including vacation, reputed company, personal time, holidays, reputed company parental, military, bereavement and jury duty leave

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