Cybersecurity Consultant
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Altro in Pisa
Chino.io is looking for a Junior Cybersecurity Consultant
to join the team and support our customers in identifying, assessing and mitigating cybersecurity risks across their digital environments.
What you will do:
Identify gaps in mobile and web applications.
Identify, describe and present cybersecurity threats related to networks, clouds, endpoints, mobile and IoT.
Assist with documentation, reporting and conducting research.
Understand and map application architectures using diagrams (e.g. UML).
Identify data flows in multi-tier web or mobile applications.
Suggest the implementation of proper information security recommendations, standards, guidelines and procedures to mitigate risks.
Enable better security decisions with actionable and relevant threat intelligence.
Act as a cybersecurity evangelist to educate our customers on cybersecurity best practices.
Drive customer satisfaction and continuously seek to improve operational performance.
Support customers in improving, implementing and documenting key cybersecurity processes, policies and standards.
Write technical policies and documents for customers’ compliance.
Prepare and deliver presentations to customers.
Attend relevant industry events. This may include visiting the offices of potential customers.
Work in a team and contribute to internal procedures.
What you bring:
Fluent in English (written and spoken).
1–3 years of experience in cybersecurity, ideally in a consulting environment.
Analytical approach.
Experience in consultancy on data and application security fields.
Knowledge of cloud, mobile and web application architectures.
Knowledge of the main principles of GDPR and ISO27001. NIS2 and other standards are a plus.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills in English. German is a real plus.
Ability to evaluate tech solutions based on security aspects.
Experience in project planning and workload management.
Ability to write articles and technical guidelines.
Willingness to lea