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In this role, you will develop security concepts for open-source software, conduct technical analyses and security assessments, and create practical guidelines for public administration.
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Your role in the team
- We, Department D 25, are actively shaping the secure digital transformation of public administration, with a particular focus on open source, online elections, and modern administrative processes.
- We develop practical security requirements and concepts to implement security by design and enable digitalization rather than slow it down.
- We take a proactive approach, provide early guidance, and contribute our expertise to national and European committees.
- Our approach is practical.
- We also develop proof of concepts to test our solutions.
- This is how we lay the foundation for trustworthy, future-ready IT in government and society.
- Supporting and actively shaping the use of open-source software in the federal administration and digitalization projects.
- Management and coordination of external IT service providers and technical review of deliverables.
- Development of security concepts and IT architectures, and review against current security requirements.
- Conducting technical analyses, testing, and security assessments.
- Developing practical guides and recommendations for using open-source software.
- Representation in national and European working groups.
Our expectations of you
Education
- A completed degree (Bachelor’s degree or degree from a university of applied sciences) in computer science, computer engineering, IT security, public administration and information technology, business information systems, or a comparable relevant field with a focus on information technology.
Qualifications
- In-depth knowledge of IT security (e.g. vulnerability assessments), open-source software, and architectures, including common development and operating models.
- As part of the team, you are solution-oriented, open to constructive criticism, and contribute to your work both collaboratively and independently.
- You have a confident and friendly manner, strong organizational skills, and excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- The #TeamBSI benefits from your decisive and goal-oriented approach to work.
- You are motivated to engage in lifelong learning and continuously develop your skills, abilities, and knowledge.
- You have very good written and spoken German skills and good written and spoken English skills (German at least C1).
- You are willing to participate in professional development and undertake occasional, planned business trips (approximately 4–6 trips per year, including trips lasting several days), while taking work–life balance into account.
Experience
- At least two years of demonstrable professional experience in one of the following areas: working on IT projects with a security focus, ideally in the open-source sector or in the administration, evaluation, or implementation of open-source solutions; developing IT security concepts and architectures.
- Ideally, you also have a basic knowledge of relevant standards and regulations (e.g. IT-Grundschutz), experience collaborating with different stakeholders, and an understanding of the specific requirements of public administration.
What we offer
- Full-time or part-time.
Benefits
Work-Life-Integration
Topics you will work on
Job locations
About your employer
Als Cyber-Sicherheitsbehörde des Bundes kümmern wir uns darum, dass die Menschen der digitalen Welt vertrauen können. Mit bislang rund 1.000 Beschäftigten gestalten wir Informationssicherheit in der Digitalisierung durch Prävention, Detektion und Reaktion für Staat, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft.
- Established Company
- Onsite, Hybrid
- Public Service, Unions
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