Jump into a hands‑on cybersecurity role where you’ll help spot threats, dig into incidents, and keep our systems running safely. You’ll learn a ton—whether you’re analyzing alerts, checking for vulnerabilities, or helping protect our Microsoft security tools. If you’re curious, love solving problems, and want to grow your cyber skills with support from a great team, this is the perfect place to start. Come help us outsmart the bad guys and level up your career! This is an in-person role located in Green Bay, WI.

Responsibilities 

•  Investigate and report detected cyber incidents by applying foundational knowledge and independently following established procedures; escalate complex or ambiguous cases to senior team members for guidance.
• Monitor system cybersecurity operations by performing routine checks independently, exercising judgment within guidelines, and escalating significant issues as needed.
• Conduct initial cyber incident triage, apply critical thinking to determine scope and urgency, and escalate complex incidents for further analysis.
• Identify and document vulnerabilities using provided tools and checklists, exercising some judgment in reporting findings, and escalating non-standard issues.
• Collect data using computer network defense (CND) tools (such as IDS alerts, firewall logs, and host system logs), independently performing routine analysis and escalating complex patterns to senior staff.
• Document incident activities by completing standard forms and logs independently, ensuring accuracy and escalating any discrepancies for supervisor review.
• Contribute to root cause analysis by gathering information and applying basic analytical skills; escalate complex investigations to senior analysts.
• Stay informed about cybersecurity threats and best practices through ongoing training and team briefings and begin to share insights that may improve team processes.
• Maintain the Microsoft Security stack by performing assigned tasks independently, escalating advanced issues, and suggesting minor process improvements when appropriate.
• Assist with identity and access management (IAM) tasks by executing predefined steps independently and escalating complex or unusual issues.
• Respond to active attacks in cloud and on-premises environments by following established instructions, exercising judgment within guidelines, and escalating complex scenarios.
• Provide input on threat protection practices by sharing observations and basic analysis, supporting team efficiency, and contributing to process improvements.
• Report suspected violations of organizational policies independently, escalating cases that require further review.
•  Support risk mitigation efforts by carrying out exposure management tasks independently, escalating complex risks, and suggesting improvements to routine processes.
• Participate in the development of enterprise-wide security architectures and standards by attending meetings, documenting discussions, and contributing ideas for process improvements.
• Assist with baseline and risk assessments by collecting data and completing checklists independently, escalating complex findings.
• Provide basic cybersecurity consultation and participate in enterprise-wide health checks as part of a team, applying foundational knowledge and escalating complex questions.
• Research cybersecurity threats as assigned, applying critical thinking to gather information and escalating complex incidents.
• Help maintain the enterprise cybersecurity risk register by entering data independently and escalating unusual entries.
• Assist with cybersecurity investigations and forensic activities by performing data collection and documentation independently, escalating complex cases.
• Support management of intrusion prevention systems and help define endpoint protection policies by executing routine tasks, exercising judgment within guidelines, and suggesting improvements.
• Triage advanced threat detection (ATD) alerts by following predefined rules, exercising judgment, and escalating unusual or complex alerts.
• Provide basic advice and assistance to staff on cybersecurity matters, applying foundational knowledge and escalating complex questions to senior analysts.
• Participate in training sessions and stay updated on cybersecurity and communication technologies, supporting team efficiency and sharing insights for process improvements.

Qualifications

• A degree or diploma in Computer Science, Information Systems, or Network Security from an institute of technology or university is required.
• Certification in Microsoft security (such as SC-200 or SC-300) is preferred but not required; training and support will be provided.
• Alternatively, a combination of equivalent training and experience will be considered.
• Basic knowledge of Microsoft security platforms, EDR, IPS, Next Gen Firewalls, IAM, PKI, encryption, and tokenization is helpful; on-the-job training will be provided.
• Some experience with vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, or threat modeling is an asset, but not required.
• Awareness of mobile security, micro segmentation, and industrial controls security is beneficial; training will be provided.
• Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills are required.
• Willingness to learn and ability to follow instructions closely; must be open to frequent feedback and guidance.
• No prior experience in Microsoft security management is required; equivalent training and experience will be considered.

Compensation & Benefits

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