FAQs
What is the role of the ICT Analyst, Cybersecurity at UNDP?
The ICT Analyst, Cybersecurity is responsible for incident handling, developing automated cybersecurity solutions, monitoring cyber threats, conducting security assessments, and promoting security best practices within the organization.
What qualifications are required for this position?
An advanced university degree (master's degree) in Information Technology, Computer Science, or Engineering is required. Alternatively, a bachelor's degree in these fields with an additional two years of relevant work experience will also be considered.
Is professional work experience necessary for applicants with a master's degree?
No, applicants with a master's degree are not required to have professional work experience.
What specific cybersecurity certifications are preferred for this role?
ISO20071 certification or similar certifications are preferred for candidates applying for this position.
How many years of experience are required for applicants with a bachelor's degree?
Applicants with a bachelor's degree are required to have a minimum of two (2) years of relevant professional experience in areas such as data management, computer science, or DevOps.
Are there any preferred additional skills and competencies for candidates?
Yes, preferred additional skills include experience in Cyber Threat Intelligence, operational experience with threat detection systems, and knowledge of international cybersecurity standards.
What languages are required for this job?
Fluency in English is required, and working knowledge of another UN language is desired.
What is the workplace arrangement for this position?
The position supports a hybrid work arrangement, combining both remote and on-site work.
What kind of training responsibilities does the ICT Analyst, Cybersecurity have?
The ICT Analyst will promote security best practices and provide security-related training to users, including webinars.
Are candidates from marginalized populations encouraged to apply?
Yes, the organization strongly encourages individuals from marginalized or excluded populations to apply, reflecting its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.