Are you a university student who wants to pave the way for young professionals in the cybersecurity sector? Do you want to bridge the gap between students and their dream career? If so, we want you to become a Student Ambassador for Orange Cyberdefense!
About the role
Student Ambassadors are a direct link from Orange Cyberdefense to junior talent. You equip fellow young professionals with opportunities and skills to pursue a career in cybersecurity. This is your way of contributing to our vision: to help secure the digital society. By helping junior talent grow, we are making this vision come true.
You will belong to a team of multiple Student Ambassadors from different schools led by a coach. Your main task is to help us develop, plan, and carry out student-oriented events and employer branding activities. You also have the freedom to initiate your own projects and events. The role entails about 10-20 hours of work per month, is unpaid, and is compatible with full-time studies.
Examples of responsibilities include:
Plan and carry out student-oriented events with other Student Ambassadors, such as student after-works, educational workshops, and on-campus activities.
Who are you?
You must live up to the following requirements:
The following characteristics are desirable, but not mandatory:
Who are we?
Orange Cyberdefense is Sweden’s leading cybersecurity company. Our vision is to help secure the digital society. We provide our customers with services across a wide range of areas, from advanced technical solutions to strategic services such as security governance, risk management frameworks, and risk assessments. We are 400 colleagues in Sweden and 3,000 colleagues globally.
At Orange Cyberdefense, we are all different, but we share the same passion for cybersecurity—and that is our greatest strength. We are proud of our diverse perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds, and we firmly believe that creating solutions for everyone requires including everyone. That is why we are committed to ensuring that all applications are assessed fairly and equally.