Working student in cybersecurity (all genders)

Siemens AG · Braunschweig · up to 20 hours a week

WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 8 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Pay: €15 to €19 an hour; Good pay
Hours: Up to 20 hours a week
Where you work: Company and home
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Industrial Engineering, Information Engineering, Systems Engineering, Communications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science

As our new working student, you join an active system management team working on telecommunications and cybersecurity projects for railways around the world.
You help with daily tasks such as creating system layouts, calculating quotes, classifying technical requirements, collecting and analysing data, and preparing technical documents.
Your work focuses particularly on railway cybersecurity. You help analyse security requirements, prepare cybersecurity documents, and put measures in place and improve them in line with relevant standards such as IEC 62443.
You also help assess IT/OT security risks, develop security plans, and improve our cybersecurity processes and tools.

You are studying industrial engineering, information engineering, systems engineering, communications engineering, electrical engineering, computer science or a similar subject and are available for up to 20 hours per week.
You already have some knowledge of data analysis and programming.
You are interested in cybersecurity, IT/OT security or network technologies; some experience or university classes in this area would be helpful.
Knowledge of cybersecurity standards, information security or secure network design would be helpful.
You communicate well and speak fluent German and English. Knowledge of other languages would be helpful.

Siemens Mobility works to support fairness and equal treatment. A diverse team helps us develop new ideas and solutions. We welcome applications from people with disabilities.
We develop new ways to travel. Your work helps improve transport and protect the climate because our transport solutions reduce CO2 emissions around the world.
You can work in a hybrid arrangement, with a large share of your work done away from the office. This is formally covered by an agreement with employee representatives.
You receive good pay, starting at around €15 per hour and rising to around €19 from your seventh month.

As our new working student, you join an active system management team working on telecommunications and cybersecurity projects for railways around the world.
You help with daily tasks such as creating system layouts, calculating quotes, classifying technical requirements, collecting and analysing data, and preparing technical documents.
Your work focuses particularly on railway cybersecurity. You help analyse security requirements, prepare cybersecurity documents, and put measures in place and improve them in line with relevant standards such as IEC 62443.
You also help assess IT/OT security risks, develop security plans, and improve our cybersecurity processes and tools.

You are studying industrial engineering, information engineering, systems engineering, communications engineering, electrical engineering, computer science or a similar subject and are available for up to 20 hours per week.
You already have some knowledge of data analysis and programming.
You are interested in cybersecurity, IT/OT security or network technologies; some experience or university classes in this area would be helpful.
Knowledge of cybersecurity standards, information security or secure network design would be helpful.
You communicate well and speak fluent German and English. Knowledge of other languages would be helpful.

Siemens Mobility works to support fairness and equal treatment. A diverse team helps us develop new ideas and solutions. We welcome applications from people with disabilities.
We develop new ways to travel. Your work helps improve transport and protect the climate because our transport solutions reduce CO2 emissions around the world.
You can work in a hybrid arrangement, with a large share of your work done away from the office. This is formally covered by an agreement with employee representatives.
You receive good pay, starting at around €15 per hour and rising to around €19 from your seventh month.