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Electricity flows with us. On behalf of Switzerland and in cooperation with international partners, we do our utmost every day to develop the best solutions for the Swiss electricity grid. If you want to help protect IT and OT networks in our Cyber Defense Center and contribute to Switzerland’s energy security, we look forward to your application.
Help keep Switzerland's lights on.
Tasks
- You are a member of the Cyber Defense Center, applying your skills and actively contributing recommendations for its further development.
- You perform threat modelling and identify new SIEM use cases.
- You analyse attacks, develop countermeasures, and coordinate them during a security incident.
- You further develop the incident response process.
- You conduct forensic analyses on compromised systems and actively hunt for threats (threat hunting).
- You stay up to date on the international threat landscape, especially in the energy sector.
- You lead engineering projects and improve existing tools or introduce new ones.
- You maintain active communication with SOCs and CERTs of other critical infrastructure operators and authorities.
- You participate in on-call duty (approx. 6-8 weeks per year).
Requirements
- You bring at least 3–4 years of hands-on experience as a SOC Analyst and/or Incident Responder.
- You hold a degree in Information Security, Information Technology, or a related field.
- You have an understanding of industrial control systems (ICS) and knowledge of technical issues in substations is an advantage.
- You are well-versed in technologies such as SIEM, EDR, or NDR.
- Analysing and triaging security incidents is part of your skill set.
- You have experience using consoles and scripting languages (PowerShell, Bash, Python).
- You enjoy tackling challenges and solving serious problems, without forgetting the importance of humour.
- Team spirit is important to you, and you enjoy working in a diverse environment.
- You speak very good English; German skills are an advantage.
Benefits
- Varied and exciting tasks in a company unique in Switzerland.
- Independent and flexible working hours (42 hours per week).
- 25–30 vacation days plus company holidays between Christmas and New Year.
- A state-of-the-art work environment close to Aarau train station.
- Opportunities for professional development.
- Financial and/or time support for internal or external training.
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Über uns
Swissgrid AG ist die nationale Netzgesellschaft der Schweiz und verantwortet als Eigentümerin den Betrieb, die Überwachung, den Unterhalt, die Erneuerung und den Ausbau des Schweizer Höchstspannungsnetzes. Das Unternehmen sorgt dafür, dass Strom sicher, stabil und diskriminierungsfrei durch das Übertragungsnetz transportiert wird. Swissgrid koordiniert den Netzbetrieb mit Kraftwerken, Verteilnetzbetreibern, Marktteilnehmern und europäischen Übertragungsnetzbetreibern und leistet damit einen zentralen Beitrag zur Versorgungssicherheit der Schweiz.