Cyber + IT Intern I - US

Program Overview This internship is designed for graduating high school seniors entering a cybersecurity, information technology, or related degree program who has previously participated in the cybersecurity or technology‑focused program iCSI or similar. The role combines hands‑on experience in IT support with rotational exposure across multiple cybersecurity disciplines, giving students the opportunity to explore different areas while building real‑world skills. About the Program The Cybersecurity Rotational Intern Program provides students with a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in both service desk operations and enterprise cybersecurity teams. Approximately half of the internship focuses on service desk responsibilities, helping users troubleshoot technical issues and building foundational IT skills. The remaining portion consists of structured 8‑10 week rotations across several cybersecurity functions. Rotational Assignments Security Operations Center (SOC) Identity & Access Management (IAM) Security Engineering & Architecture Technical Risk Management Compliance & Governance Security Operations & Automation What You’ll Do Provide first‑level technical support through the service desk, including troubleshooting user issues, password resets, and basic endpoint/network support. Assist with monitoring and responding to security alerts and operational events. Participate in hands‑on rotations with cybersecurity teams to learn enterprise security practices. Support small projects and operational initiatives within each rotation. Assist with identity and access management processes and user provisioning activities. Learn how security teams investigate threats, manage risk, and support compliance efforts. Work alongside engineers and analysts to improve processes, workflows, and documentation. Contribute to security operations through scripting, automation, research, or process improvement projects. Participate in labs, simulations, training exercises, and Capture the Flag (CTF) activities when available. Develop professional communication, problem‑solving, and technical skills in a real enterprise environment. What We’re Looking For Graduating high school senior planning to pursue a degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field. Participation in the cybersecurity or technology‑focused program iCSI or similar is a must. Foundational understanding of cybersecurity concepts, networking, operating systems, or IT support. Strong curiosity and willingness to learn across multiple areas of cybersecurity. Excellent communication, teamwork, and problem‑solving skills. Ability to work independently and take initiative on assigned tasks. Interest in enterprise technology, cybersecurity operations, and emerging technologies. Ability to work Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. CDT and 6 p.m. CDT up to 30 hours weekly. Must be in the San Antonio, TX area and able to work a hybrid schedule at our HQ located at 281N/Redland Rd. Preferred Qualifications Industry certifications such as CompTIA ITF+, Network+, Security+, PenTest+, CySA+, Linux+, AWS, AI, or similar. Participation in cybersecurity competitions, labs, CTFs, or hands‑on technical projects. Basic scripting or coding experience (Python, PowerShell, or similar). Exposure to cloud platforms, security tools, or AI‑related technologies. Experience through internships, school projects, volunteer work, or technical clubs. What Success Looks Like Gain meaningful exposure to multiple cybersecurity disciplines. Contribute to operational improvements and small technical projects. Build foundational IT and cybersecurity skills that prepare for future internships and careers. Demonstrate professionalism, curiosity, and a strong willingness to learn. Complete the program with a better understanding of which cybersecurity path interests you most. Why This Program Is Different This program is intentionally designed to help students explore the many career paths within cybersecurity. Rather than focusing on only one specialty, interns rotate through multiple teams and work directly with professionals across engineering, operations, identity, risk, and compliance functions. Students leave the program with hands‑on enterprise experience, mentorship, and a clearer understanding of where they want to grow their careers. Equal Employment Opportunity We welcome you to apply today and want you to know that we are committed to offering equal employment opportunity without regard to age, color, disability, gender reassignment or identity or expression, genetic information, marital or civil partner status, pregnancy or maternity status, military or veteran status, nationality, ethnic or national origin, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, or any legally protected characteristic. If you have a disability or special need that requires accommodation, please let us know. #J-18808-Ljbffr Pace Industries, LLC