SOC Analyst Intern
🚨 WE ARE HIRING | SOC ANALYST INTERN
Not every cybersecurity career starts in a SOC.
But the best ones can. 🛡️
At CyberTech Shield, we’re looking for the next generation of cybersecurity professionals who are ready to learn by doing, think like a defender, and grow through real-world exposure.
This is a 6-month SOC Analyst Internship designed for individuals who want to take their first serious step into Security Operations & Cyber Defense.
📍 On-site: Nandesari Industrial Estate, Vadodara, Gujarat
💰 Stipend: ₹10,000/month
🗓️ Working Days: Monday – Friday
⏰ Working Hours: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
📌 Only Vadodara locals are encouraged to apply
What we’re looking for:
🔹 Strong interest in Cybersecurity & SOC
🔹 Understanding of Networking & Security fundamentals
🔹 Willingness to learn and investigate security events
🔹 Analytical thinking and attention to detail
🔹 Students / freshers looking to build a career in Cyber Defense
If you’re ready to turn your cybersecurity knowledge into practical experience, we want to hear from you.
📩 Send your CV to:
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Don’t just watch the cyber war.
Learn how to defend against it. 🔐
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