Security Consulting Engineer (Intern) United States

CiscoRaleigh, NC
Paid Internship

3 months ago

Description

Job Title

Security Consulting Engineer Intern

Job Location

United States

Job Overview

  • Collaborate with Cisco leaders, partner with experienced mentors, and develop relationships with colleagues.
  • Take creative ideas from the drawing board to powerful solutions with real-world impact.
  • Support customers through the entire lifecycle of security solutions, from understanding business needs to optimizing existing solutions.
  • Interact with other Cisco organizations to learn how they contribute to achieving business goals.
  • Acquire technical and consultative skills required to delight Cisco customers.

Compensation

  • Salary range reflects projected hiring range for new hire, full-time salaries in U.S. locations, not including equity or benefits.
  • Base salary for non-sales roles; base and incentive compensation target for sales positions.
  • Individual pay determined by hiring location, skillset, experience, and relevant education.

Responsibilities

  • Attend on-site design and configuration sessions with a Security Consulting mentor.
  • Collect requirements from customers to meet critical business goals.
  • Define business goals and requirements for integration efforts with a team mentor.
  • Support large-scale design efforts for customer network integrations.
  • Configure lab devices with templates or system configurations for customers' production implementations.
  • Analyze and design policy creation for various security solutions.
  • Provide feedback to improve customer configurations aligned with business goals.
  • Evaluate customer logs or NetFlow data for improvement recommendations.
  • Learn and understand Security Policies, Standards, Procedures, and Guidelines.
  • Leverage programming languages and automation platforms to develop tailor-made automation capabilities for customers.

Requirements

  • Upcoming graduate of a technical degree or certification program.
  • Knowledge of IT systems, networking concepts, TCP/IP protocols, network devices and applications, OSI 7-layer model, or code development.
  • Desire and passion for Information Security and willingness to learn.
  • Ability to work well in small dynamic teams and balance multiple responsibilities.
  • Comfortable handling ambiguity and unknowns associated with technical projects.
  • Self-motivated and comfortable working on remote teams.
  • Excellent written and verbal skills.

We're excited for you to apply!

Ad image

Get email updates for the latest Security Consulting Engineer (Intern) United States jobs in Raleigh, NC

INSIGHTS

Understand more about this internship and other internships like this

Career Paths

People who completed this type of internship end up in the following types of jobs

Top majors

That get hired for this type of internship

  • Computer Science23%

  • Management Science12%

  • Computer And Information Systems Security Information Assurance8%

  • Computer Engineering6%

  • Cyber Computer Forensics And Counterterrorism5%

  • 113 other majors45%

People who did this kind of internship end up at the following companies

  • Ernst & Young
  • PwC
  • Accenture
  • Deloitte
  • IBM
Typical benefits offered for paid internships

(National average offered by employers)

59.4%

offer

Relocation Assistance

Details

65.1%

offer

Housing Assistance

(avg. $2,892)

Details

43.8%

offer

Travel Stipend

(avg. $978)

Details

4.7%

offer

Tuition Reimbursement

Details

17.5%

offer

Medical Insurance

Details

25.7%

offer

401(k) Company Match

Details

49.7%

offer

Paid Holidays

Details

Estimated Monthly Living Expenses

For Raleigh, NC | $3,215/mo

  • Housing/Rent$1,431

  • Miscellaneous$832

  • Food$407

  • Utilities$278

  • Transportation$267

GETTING THIS POSITION

Learn how to get your resume noticed and nail that interview.

Your Internship Checklist

DID YOU KNOW:

Recruiters spend an average of six seconds on each resume?

FREQUENTLY ASKED IN INTERVIEWS

Why do you want to work here?

Employers want to see that you’ve done your homework and are excited about the company. 

Other essential interview questions:

  • Tell me about yourself.
  • How would people describe you?
  • Which is your most significant accomplishment?
  • What is your greatest strength?
  • What is your greatest weakness?
  • What are your preferred programming languages and why?
  • What is a class? What is a super-class?
  • What is a default constructor? What is a conversion constructor?
  • What is the difference between C and C++ ? Would you prefer to use one over the other?
  • What is multiple inheritance? What are its advantages and disadvantages?

Learn more

You're ready for this

Always be on the alert for potentially fraudulent job postings online. Report potential fraud to us if you're unsure about the legitimacy of a job posting or employer on Chegg Internships.

  • Never accept a check or other funds from a company to purchase materials necessary for your position.
  • Avoid and report situations where employers require payment or work without compensation as part of the application process.
  • Avoid corresponding with anyone who reaches out via text or email or outside of the Chegg Internships platform that you don't recognize.
  • Be wary of Google Hangout or Skype interviews as these are not publicly-listed numbers that can be used to verify the legitimacy of the interviewer.