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Summer Associate Internship (Penetration Tester)

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Software Engineering
    IT & Cybersecurity
  • Vienna

AI generated summary

  • You should know MITRE ATT&CK, Active Directory, Linux/Windows systems, coding (Rust, Python, etc.), networking, cryptography, and have strong communication and analytical skills.
  • You will perform penetration tests across various platforms, manage test lifecycles, gather information, identify vulnerabilities, exploit weaknesses, validate remediation, and draft reports.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of MITRE ATT&CK and/or CAPEC Frameworks
  • Experience testing against or working with Active Directory environments
  • Experience using both Linux based and Windows based systems
  • Experience coding in languages and on frameworks such as: Rust, Go, Python, JavaScript, Bash, PowerShell, Java, C#, C++, Springboot, React, NodeJS
  • Networking knowledge spanning: IPv4/6, DNS, TCP/UDP, TLS/SSL, SSH, HTTP, Proxies
  • Knowledge of modern cryptographic hashing & encryption methods and best practices
  • Communication, presentation, and analytical skills

Responsibilities

  • Perform application, network, wireless, and/or mobile application penetration tests
  • Complete projects related to building, managing, and running a penetration testing program
  • Assist in the full lifecycle for a penetration test, including:
  • Pre-engagement
  • Information Gathering
  • Threat Modeling
  • Execution
  • Vulnerability Identification
  • Exploitation
  • Post-exploitation & Lateral Movement
  • Reporting
  • Drafting Penetration Test Report
  • Work on projects that could involve pre-engagement, testing infrastructure, remediation validation, reporting, and/or penetration testing governance.
  • Projects will be determined based upon specific interests of the Summer Associate and needs of the ASP.

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the Adversarial Security Practice (ASP) team?

The primary focus of the ASP team is to execute penetration tests against Navy Federal applications and infrastructure, assessing their resilience against various types of attacks and identifying exploitable weaknesses.

What types of penetration tests will the Summer Associate be involved in?

The Summer Associate will assist in application, network, wireless, and mobile application penetration tests.

What are the key responsibilities of the Summer Associate Intern?

The key responsibilities include performing penetration tests, completing projects related to building and managing a penetration testing program, and drafting penetration test reports.

What qualifications are necessary for this internship?

Necessary qualifications include knowledge of MITRE ATT&CK and CAPEC frameworks, experience with Active Directory environments, familiarity with Linux and Windows systems, proficiency in various programming languages, networking knowledge, and strong communication and analytical skills.

Will the Summer Associate work on projects during their internship?

Yes, the Summer Associate will work on projects that could involve pre-engagement activities, testing infrastructure, remediation validation, and more, determined by their interests and the team's needs.

How does Navy Federal Credit Union value diversity in the workplace?

Navy Federal values and celebrates diversity, taking affirmative action to employ and advance qualified individuals with disabilities, disabled veterans, Armed Forces service medal veterans, and other protected veterans.

Is this a remote, in-person, or hybrid position?

The position is a hybrid work environment, with details to be discussed during the interview process.

Are there any specific programming languages or frameworks that the candidate should be familiar with?

Yes, candidates should have experience coding in languages and frameworks such as Rust, Go, Python, JavaScript, Bash, PowerShell, Java, C#, C++, Springboot, React, and NodeJS.

What kind of training or support will the Summer Associate receive?

The Summer Associate will receive support through mentorship from team members, involvement in real-world penetration testing projects, and guidance on full lifecycle penetration testing processes.

What career advancement opportunities are available after the internship?

Navy Federal offers meaningful career experiences and pathways for advancement within the organization, depending on available positions and individual performance during the internship.

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