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Bridges for Enterprise
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THIS IS AN UNPAID, REMOTE NONPROFIT STARTUP VOLUNTEER ROLE.
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As a rapidly growing global nonprofit with a large network of entrepreneurs, professionals and students, we are developing and maintaining web services that handle a large influx of confidential data on a day-to-day basis. We are looking for an Security Expert who has experience with Microsoft Azure to oversee our Microsoft Azure Environment. The Cyber Security Volunteer will work closely with Global Cyber Security Manager and Global Technology Head in upcoming Projects.
You may also find out more about Technology at BfE here.
Automation. - Automate User/ Group to help improve our User Onboarding across all platforms we currently use.
Administration. - Assist in administration of Microsoft Azure IAM, Budget and Cost utilization and Deployment of Azure Resources
IT Policy. - Assist in creating new IT and Security Policies for Bridges for Enterprise.
Experience with Azure, Security and IT and care about quality
Highly organised with excellent planning skills
Flexible and always keen to stay up-to-date with latest tools and practices relevant to Cloud and Automation
Min. 2 years of coding experience. High familiarity with at least one mainstream web development framework. Prior exposure to information security through studying, working or personal projects is highly desirable. Exposure to at least one of cloud architecture and DevOps via courses or projects is highly desirable.
This role is open to students and working professionals. There are no geographical restrictions.
Experience with scripting technologies such as PowerShell.
**Commitment: 5-8 hrs/week
An opportunity to join the global leadership team in a large global nonprofit and network with people across different disciplines who share a joint passion in social entrepreneurship and startups
Constant interactions with a growing global community of diverse, talented and passionate BfE members across the world
Making a social impact with your professional skills while further developing them in the business context of an nonprofit incubator
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