FAQs
What is the role of a Cybersecurity Analyst in the MIR team at Roche?
The Cybersecurity Analyst in the MIR team is responsible for monitoring security information, identifying threats, handling incidents, conducting forensic analysis, and continuously improving the security posture of the enterprise.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The position requires 5+ years in the information security field with at least 3+ years of experience interacting with a SOC/CERT/CSIRT, familiarity with TLP and information sharing best practices, scripting and programming skills, and excellent organization and communication skills.
Is an on-call rotation required for this role?
Yes, as an incident responder, you are expected to participate in an on-call rotation during weekends and can be mobilized during major incidents.
What scripting and programming languages should a candidate be familiar with?
Candidates should have scripting and programming skills in languages such as Python, JavaScript, Go, and Rust.
Are there opportunities for mentorship in this position?
Yes, part of the responsibilities includes mentoring newer team members.
What are the preferred qualifications for this role?
Preferred qualifications include network and endpoint security monitoring experience, exposure to privacy frameworks, knowledge of IAM controls and cloud security concepts, familiarity with various security toolsets, and experience in public speaking or mentoring.
What type of environment will the Cybersecurity Analyst be working in?
The Cybersecurity Analyst will be working in a global environment, monitoring and responding to incidents across Roche's networks and user systems.
Does Roche encourage diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, Roche fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion, believing it is essential for understanding varied healthcare needs and contributing to exceptional care.

