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Heimstaden is seeking a Cybersecurity Student Assistant to strengthen the security of its systems and applications. You will investigate vulnerabilities, review security configurations in Azure, Google Cloud, GitHub and Azure DevOps, and help translate technical risks for business teams.
The role offers practical experience in cloud security and collaboration with CISO and IT teams. Ideal candidates are pursuing a cybersecurity or IT-related degree, with a genuine interest in security, strong
Are you interested in understanding how systems work, investigating security findings and helping colleagues address the underlying issues?
As a Cybersecurity Student Assistant, you will help strengthen the security of the systems and applications that support Heimstaden's business. Your work will range from investigating vulnerabilities and reviewing security configurations to helping technical teams and business owners understand the risks and agree on what needs to be done.
You will work closely with our CISO, Senior Information Security Officer and colleagues across IT operations and development. This is a practical technical role, with opportunities to work with and get experience with Azure, Google Cloud, GitHub, Azure DevOps and security tools.
You will take ownership of clearly scoped tasks, with guidance from experienced colleagues and increasing responsibility as your skills develop. Technical changes will be planned and carried out together with the teams responsible for the systems.
Your tasks will include:
We are looking for someone who is technically sharp and enjoys investigating technical problems and wants to understand not just what a security tool reports, but what the finding means, the risk it represents, and how it can be addressed.
You are studying cybersecurity, computer science, software engineering or another relevant IT subject, preferably towards the end of your Bachelor's degree or at the beginning of your Master's degree. Whatever your field of study, you have a genuine interest in cybersecurity and a clear ambition to develop strong technical expertise in this area.
We want to see how you have put that interest into practice, whether through university projects, a home lab, personal projects or a previous student job. What have you built, investigated or tried to secure, and what did you learn from it? Previous work experience in cybersecurity or practical experience with the technologies used in the role is an advantage.
We do not expect you to know all these tools before joining. However, we do expect genuine technical curiosity, a willingness to learn and an interest in applying what you learn to real security challenges. You will have guidance from experienced colleagues and gradually take on more responsibility as your skills develop and as you deliver good results.