IT Security Trainer

Role

• Training: Preparation of training material (slides, manuals, labs exercises, virtual machines), holding the training presentations (online or on-site at customers' premises), qualifying participants, training and mentoring other trainers, holding webinars, and having talks on secure coding at various events (for instance meetups or conferences). These activities are estimated to fill up 50% of the working hours.
• Content development (including creation, development, and maintenance of the training material): research for information sources and analysis of information, search for case studies of security incidents; slide development with good and bad code samples. Development of the eLearning material, skill testing labs & drills.
• Lab and framework development: Framework development, including gamification, reward engine and the live points. Development of labs with vulnerable applications and the ways of fixing them; design of lab exercise scenarios and the corresponding instructions given to participants. Preparation of virtual machines used to run the labs.
• Supporting sales and marketing with technical material and expertise: participation in client calls, capturing client requirements, consulting and tailoring the training material according to the needs. Writing case study articles, blogs and whitepapers about secure coding incidents.
• This role reporting to one of the founders, the Chief Technology Officer & Lead Trainer
• Last but not least – solving problems: due to the uniqueness of many frameworks and APIs used, you should sometimes go where none have gone before.