Cyber Security Engineer; starter

Position: Cyber Security Engineer (starter)
Location:

Hengelo, Netherlands

Cyber Security Engineer (starter)
About the team
The System Engineering department is responsible for the design of new products and services, and for managing software and hardware development. Within this department, the specialists from the Cyber Engineering team are responsible for all aspects in the field of cyber security.

About your future job
Thales designs and develops complete mission systems, combat management systems and radar systems. As a cybersecurity engineer, you focus on the functional behaviour of these complex systems and the hard‑and software functions that have been implemented in them.

Our customers often have explicit requirements regarding cybersecurity, like the expected cybersecurity level or international standards to adhere to. By performing various kinds of risk analyses, the cybersecurity specialist will identify cybersecurity relevant system parts, derive and allocate cybersecurity requirements, build the cybersecurity case and support the implementation teams in understanding the consequences of their decisions, and in making the right design choices.

Your main tasks are:

support System Engineering, Software Engineering and Hardware Engineering teams with regards to specific cybersecurity topics, throughout the whole V-model;

Analyse and triage vulnerabilities, and document the appropriate next steps within a naval context

Contribute to a cybersecurity management plan for the scope of activities

Analyse, assess and allocate customer and derived system cybersecurity requirements

Perform risk analyses and manage cybersecurity issues

Report and advise on integral cybersecurity issues and cybersecurity strategies in the project

Collect cybersecurity evidence and construct the case for cybersecurity

participates in the response to local major cybersecurity crisis

propagates the Thales Naval‑NL cybersecurity way of working and thinking within Engineering

participates in research projects (RPP), to increase our knowledge and develop our cybersecurity solutions of the future

identifies future threats that need to be addressed, for example in future RPPs

identifies the current state of cybersecurity industry best practices

Why you'd be a good match

recently completed a technical Bachelor's or Master's degree

has proven affinity with cyber security

is familiar with the system engineering and requirements management

has good analytical and conceptual skills

is communicative, takes initiative when necessary, and can easily talk to different types of people

is a team player, and enjoys working in multidisciplinary teams

has an excellent level of business English

Additionally, the following qualifications will help you along in the selection

has some work experience in the cyber domain and/or technical product development

has affection with the defense industry or Naval domain

What's in it for you

A challenging job in a great team within our high‑tech, innovative work environment. Includes the freedom for initiative and good ideas.

Room for personal and professional growth within our organization, for example in regards to technical, commercial or international skills.

Valuable international collaboration with coworkers from 68 different countries around the globe.

A comfortable work space in a modern environment, with a focus on flexibility and the right work life balance.

You can usually work where and when you want to be able to do your work as well and efficiently as possible. Within Thales we implement hybrid working, where you can, for example, work from home two days a week if your role allows it.

A good salary, fitting travel allowance, and the ability to personalize your employment conditions: for instance, you can trade days off for internet costs, our bicycle plan, company fitness and relocation costs.

40 days off per year (PTO). Yes, really.

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