Cyber Security Functional Analyst
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - Ai.Esra in Roma
ai.ESRA operates as a specialized vendor focused on developing ESRA, the proprietary Cyber Risk Analytics platform. Joining ai.ESRA means contributing to an innovative technology that is transforming the way companies manage cyber risk through a continuous, data-driven approach.As a Cybersecurity Functional Analyst, you will be crucial in developing, evolving and maintaining our innovative cybersecurity solution, ESRA. Your contribution will directly impact the safety and security of our digital world.You will be responsible for: conduct the functional requirements analysis necessary for the development of new IT solutions and the improvement of existing ones, communicate with the business area and the technical area, contribute to the testing phase of the project to verify the achievement of the requirements, assess the feasibility of the project phases, draw up documentation.PROFILEDegree in technical-scientific disciplinesExperience: at least 3 years of previous experienceProficiency in the English languageTECHNICAL SKILLSAnalytical aptitude,
excellent communication and organizational skillsAbility to quickly learn and process details of new topicsSkills of Project ManagementExcellent communication and organizational skillsAbility to write project documents (e.G. technical and technical/functional analysis)Experience in IT governance or cybersecurity contextsAbility to organize and plan, meet deadlines and project schedulesKnowledge of Agile methodologiesKnowledge of cybersecurity frameworks and standards (MITRE ATT&CK;, NIST Cybersecurity framework, CIS Critical Security Controls) will be considered a plusWHAT WE OFFERInnovative EnvironmentStartup SpiritPassion for TechnologyComprehensive Benefits: competitive salary, performance-based bonuses, welfare incentives and stock optionsCONTRACTUAL INFORMATIONWe are updating our job postings in accordance with Decreto Legislativo (Legislative Decree) No. 96 of 7 May 2026. Any additional information not yet published may