International Court of Justice, Intern Cybersecurity

Under the supervision of the Information Systems Officer (Cybersecurity), the incumbent will gain hands-on experience by contributing to a variety of cybersecurity tasks and related activities, including but not limited to:

• assisting in the creation of documents, templates and presentations in collaboration with the technical team;
• assisting in the development and review of cybersecurity awareness materials, and providing basic technical support to users when required;
• supporting the delivery of cybersecurity services in areas such as operations, architecture, risk management and identity and access management;
• participating in the review of documents, training sessions, testing activities and resilience exercises;
• ensuring that all cybersecurity-related requests are properly logged, tracked, resolved in a timely manner, documented and closed in the ticketing system;
• assisting the Cybersecurity Operations team in reviewing and tracking identified vulnerabilities;
• supporting the use and maintenance of cybersecurity applications/tools;
• performing other tasks as required.

• The incumbent must have completed at least a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, preferably in information technology or another related field.
• Recent completion of or enrolment in a Master’s programme in the same field will be considered an advantage.
• No professional work experience is required.
• A high degree of initiative, dependability and the ability to work with little supervision will be considered advantageous.
• The ability to work in a team, creativity, accuracy in detailed project work, a sense of humour and an interest in learning are seen as valuable.
• English and French are the official and working languages of the International Court of Justice. A good command of either English or French and a basic knowledge of the other language is required. Knowledge of other official languages of the United Nations would be an asset.