Jako Specjalista/tka ds. bezpieczeństwa operacyjnego środowisk chmurowych dołączysz do zespołu Cyber Operations i przejmiesz odpowiedzialność za operacyjne bezpieczeństwo środowisk chmurowych (Azure/OCI/M365). Rola obejmuje monitorowanie alertów chmurowych, automatyzację reakcji na incydenty, usuwanie błędów konfiguracyjnych przy użyciu narzędzi CSPM/CNAPP oraz bezpieczeństwo zasobów chmurowych wykorzystywanych przez modele AI. Będziesz pracować z narzędziami Microsoft Sentinel/Defender, WIZ, Docker/K8s i Logic Apps. Twój zakres obowiązków: - Ciągłe monitorowanie alertów bezpieczeństwa w Azure/OCI/M365 (Sentinel/Defender). - Projektowanie i utrzymanie automatyzacji reakcji na incydenty (SOAR – Logic Apps). - Wykrywanie i automatyczna naprawa błędów konfiguracyjnych (CSPM) - Zabezpieczanie środowisk chmurowych obsługujących modele AI/LLM. - Tworzenie i tuning reguł detekcji oraz zapytań KQL (Sentinel). - Monitorowanie bezpieczeństwa kontenerów, mikroserwisów i środowisk K8s/Docker. - Integracja narzędzi SAST/DAST/SCA w pipeline’ach CI/CD (DevSecOps). • Wsparcie SOC i udział w analizach incydentów chmurowych (RCA). To oferujemy: - Umowę o pracę w nowoczesnej, międzynarodowej firmie farmaceutycznej - Możliwość pracy zdalnej • Prywatną opiekę medyczną - Dofinansowanie do karty Multisport - Kartę lunchową – 400 zł miesięcznie - Ubezpieczenie na życie - System kafeteryjny - Pracowniczy Program Emerytalny – 3,5% płacone przez pracodawcę - Pakiet relokacyjny - Szkolenia i rozwój kompetencji zawodowych - Niezbędne narzędzia pracy - Jeden dodatkowy dzień wolny w roku Nasze oczekiwania: - 3–5 lat doświadczenia w bezpieczeństwie chmurowym (Azure/OCI/M365). - Bardzo dobra znajomość Microsoft Sentinel/Defender, Azure Monitor i KQL. - Znajomość kontenerów i orkiestracji (Docker/K8s). - Doświadczenie z automatyzacją bezpieczeństwa (SOAR/Logic Apps). - Znajomość narzędzi CSPM/CNAPP (np. WIZ, Palo Alto Prisma/Cortex, TrendMicro Vision One). - Znajomość DevSecOps i bezpieczeństwa CI/CD. - Mile widziane certyfikaty: SC-200, Security+, CSPM/CNAPP. - Rozumienie zagrożeń dotyczących zasobów obliczeniowych AI/LLM.

• Manage each of the data management projects to which assigned; provide leadership to the corresponding data management teams. • Represent WCT in all dealings with Sponsors with respect to the Data Management aspects of the projects to which assigned. • Liaise with the Director, Data Management at regular intervals to discuss progress and any issues outstanding. • Take responsibility for staff training for all projects to which assigned; both direct involvement in training and supervision of staff assigned to training. • Ensure that all data management operations are conducted to WCT SOPs; contribute to the ongoing revision/improvement of these SOPs. • Create and review project specific documentation for assigned trials, i.e. the Data Management Plan and the Data Management File. • To ensure that adequate QC checks (including spot checks) and Database Quality Assessments on the clinical databases of assigned projects.

• Analyze large, complex datasets to identify trends, patterns, and insights that inform business and product decisions • Design, develop, and deploy statistical models and machine learning algorithms • Build and maintain data pipelines, feature engineering processes, and analytical workflows • Partner with cross‑functional teams to define data requirements, KPIs, and success metrics • Translate technical findings into clear, compelling insights for technical and non‑technical audiences • Support experimentation, A/B testing, and model validation and monitoring • Contribute to data science best practices, documentation, and model governance • Mentor junior team members and contribute to a strong data science culture

Overview Goldbelt Professional Services is focused on public health, including research and development services that enhance and enlarge our customers’ operations. Our expertise is focused on the integration of scientific and technical support for Federal Civilian and DoD government partners. We are analytical, research and data-driven professionals with a team of experts ready to support our customers’ missions. Summary: Goldbelt Professional Services, LLC is seeking a Health Scientist I to work within the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This work will be performed at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Roybal Campus in Atlanta, GA. The CDC is the nation's premier health promotion, prevention, and preparedness agency. The Health Scientist I will report to Goldbelt Professional Services leadership to ensure the execution of timely, high-quality deliverables for the client. Health Scientist shall serve as a representative for a comprehensive public health program providing substantive data management leadership, data analysis consultation, database design guidance, and assistance and be responsible for implementation and support of surveillance and other public health program activities in Federal, local, and state settings. Responsibilities Essential Job Functions: - Lead and/or participate in operational or planning meetings to promote data management activities (e.g., data entry, data validation) and gain support and cooperation; assists with developing strategies for program promotion, education, communication, and outreach in collaboration with others. - Plan and coordinate program activities (e.g., manage surveillance data by using SAS), including program implementation (e.g., develop and apply code to test logical and physical database designs and database conversions), service delivery (e.g., create tables, queries, forms and reports in HL7 tables/views), assessment (e.g., reports for use in evaluating program operations), surveillance (e.g., create and modify SAS programs), data quality assurance, partnerships and collaborations, outreach, orientation, training, evaluation and reporting to ensure surveillance and epidemiologic program and project success. - Manage, analyze, and evaluate public health data and surveillance databases. Collect and analyze data from existing or proposed systems, strategies, services, or other data sources to address complex program needs; prepare reports for use in evaluating system operations and other work incidental to the implementation, development and evaluation of the surveillance system. - Monitor and conduct assessments and compliance reviews for program compliance requirements; negotiate and implement corrective actions as needed. Prepare reports of findings, evaluations, and recommendations in terms of strategies, services, and resources. - Develop, implement, and monitor performance evaluation and tracking systems (e.g., maintaining data-correction logbooks and/or files); evaluate and analyze data collection, utilization methods, and quality control. - Perform data analyses as part of a public health program utilizing statistical techniques commonly used in epidemiologic evaluations to interpret and analyze data (e.g., convert existing datasets from a diverse array of file and data formats). Ensure the statistical validity, epidemiologic applicability, and evaluation of program activities (e.g., resolving any inconsistencies in data flow) by participating in data collection, analysis, and report writing. - Consult and collaborate with health-related agencies and other public health partners. - Provides scientific advice and technical assistance (e.g., write business requirements for surveillance data systems) - to health-related agencies and other public health partners for specific surveillance and epidemiologic programs or issues, applying appropriate scientific and technical methods and practices - to develop and implement procedures, methods and strategies for obtaining and using surveillance data, epidemiologic and programmatic data to describe program processes and outcomes (e.g., perform user acceptance testing), morbidity and/or mortality (e.g., SAS data analysis), or the results of a surveillance program or project - to implement, manage, and evaluate surveillance and epidemiologic programs - to jurisdictions to ensure successful implementation and evaluation of funded projects - Participate in the syntheses of surveillance and epidemiologic data for application toward designing effective prevention programs and practice guidelines while ensuring that valid surveillance and program findings are disseminated and applied to surveillance and other public health programs. Qualifications Necessary Skills and Knowledge: - Highly detailed and organized with the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. - Highly proficient in using various statistical software (SAS, R, SPSS, Stata, etc.) - Advanced use of Microsoft Office Tools (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher) - Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet tight deadlines. - Knowledge of the rules, procedures and principles that govern intramural and extramural program development, monitoring, and evaluation. - Ability to use Microsoft Office Applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Teams, and SharePoint) efficiently and effectively. - Ability to use and manage CDC Administrative Systems (Human Subjects, OMB and IRB, and E-Clearance) efficiently and effectively. - Able to collaborate with internal CDC partners. Minimum Qualifications: - Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Health Sciences Research or a related field. - Minimum 5+ years of relevant experience.    - Clinical or public health background with experience communicating, coordinating, and working with public health programs.   - Experience conducting a systematic assessment of a program or project’s inputs, activities, and outputs to determine its value or worth and to improve the program. - Experience developing an evaluation plan, identifying evaluation questions and indicators, collecting, and analyzing quantitative and qualitative program data, interpreting the data in the context of the program, and reporting findings. - Experience developing a program logic model, identifying appropriate program outcomes, facilitating stakeholder meetings, and providing technical assistance or training on evaluation, methods, concepts, and tools. - Experience performing data analyses as part of a public health program. - Experience providing substantive data management leadership, data analysis consultation, database design guidance. - Ability to obtain and maintain CDC Clearance.  Preferred Qualifications: - Prior experience working with the CDC is highly desired to understand the culture and environment. - Master’s Degree in Public Health or related field. - 3+ years of relevant experience with Master’s Degree. Pay and Benefits The salary range for this position is $90,000 - $92,500 annually. At Goldbelt, we value and reward our team's dedication and hard work. We provide a competitive base salary commensurate with your qualifications and experience. As an employee, you'll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) plan with company matching, tax-deferred savings options, supplementary benefits, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.