Intern - Cybersecurity

Summary Responsible for Cybersecurity services, technologies, programs, and processes as assigned. Interface with architects, engineers, IT groups, and other entities to ensure that Cybersecurity is evaluated and embraced in Jabil.

What you'll do:

• Testing and implementation of new cybersecurity security-related project. (endpoint related)
• Assist with daily monitoring of cybersecurity solutions in the environment
• Assist with support cases analysis and investigations
• Identify opportunities for improvement
• You will be required to ensure the Confidentiality, Integrity and Non-repudiation of business data and information by following the compliance & enforcement of IT Security Policies and Standards
• Review and update documentation for policies, procedures, standards and guidelines.
• Other duties as assigned

What we need from you:

• Proficient in spoken and written English & Mandarin (proficient in Mandarin to effectively communicate with users from China)
• Detail oriented, have a passion to learn and is committed to self-improvement.
• Adaptable, able to work independently as well as in a team.
• Cybersecurity fundamentals
• Security operations
• Operating systems such as Windows, Linux, MacOS
• Coding skills in Python, Powershell

What we offer:

• Work on real projects and develop valuable skills.
• Get guidance from experienced professionals to grow in your career.
• Enjoy a supportive, work-life balance-friendly culture.
• Build connections with industry professionals and peers.

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