FAQs
Is this internship fully remote?
Yes, this internship can be fully remote, but it requires in-person onboarding during the first week in one of our Maine or New Hampshire offices.
What are the main responsibilities of the Technical Writer Intern?
The main responsibilities include drafting whitepapers, building a knowledge base on cybersecurity topics, assisting in reviews of reports, and participating in meetings, among other duties.
What qualifications are required for this internship?
Candidates should have strong writing and editing skills, familiarity with research methods, proficient software skills, excellent organizational abilities, and be a current student or recent graduate in a relevant field.
Is prior experience in writing necessary?
While prior experience is preferred, it is not strictly required, but candidates should demonstrate strong writing abilities.
Do interns work independently or in a team?
Interns are expected to work both independently and collaboratively in a dynamic team environment.
Are there any specific compliance frameworks that familiarity with is beneficial?
Yes, familiarity with NIST, CMMC, PCI-DSS, COBIT, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, FAIR, OCTAVE, and NIST RMF is considered a plus.
Will interns have the opportunity to learn from industry experts?
Yes, interns will work with and learn from experts in the industry, which helps build their skills and connections.
What type of writing will the intern be doing?
The intern will primarily be drafting whitepapers and creating a detailed library of documents on IT security and technology topics.
What software skills are required for this position?
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite or similar software is required for this position.
How will this internship help in my career?
The internship provides valuable insights into IT security, extensive writing experience, and the opportunity to build professional networks within the industry.