Four-year graduate cybersecurity programme with rotations across four business units (job rotation every two years). Develop cross-functional cybersecurity skills, gaining breadth and depth through hands-on experience across departments.
Ensign is hiring !
The Ensign Technical Graduate Programme (TGP) seeks to cultivate the next generation of cybersecurity leaders.
This is a four-year programme with a job rotation every 2 years across our four business units.
You will gain critical cross-functional knowledge and experience from working with the different departments, expanding both your depth and breadth in cybersecurity.
Ensign InfoSecurity Singapore, Singapore, SGP Office
Singapore, Singapore
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