Cyber Security Analyst

Are you a cybersecurity professional or looking to grow into one? Interested in protecting security-critical environments and investigating incidents as part of a diverse CSOC (Cyber Security Operations Center) monitoring team? We are seeking a new member for our CSOC monitoring team to fill a T1 Cyber Security Analyst role. The position includes detecting security incidents, preventing threats, documenting and reporting, addressing security issues, analyzing and implementing changes based on findings, working within a CSOC team, and interfacing with customers. The work is hybrid in nature, allowing some tasks to be done remotely while others require regular presence at our Helsinki or Riihimäki offices. Flexibility is important in case of incidents requiring quick relocation to the office. Initial hours are 08:00–18:00, followed by 12-hour shifts as part of a 24/7 security operations cycle, including weekends. A security clearance will be performed. Cinia offers a supportive community, continuous training and learning opportunities, and a relaxed, encouraging team culture rooted in trust and respect. To succeed, you should have experience in cybersecurity (through work or studies), an interest in cybersecurity products and current security topics, a strong desire to master SIEM/XDR/SOAR technologies, understanding of IT infrastructure and system-level threats, willingness to grow within a growing expert organization, analytical mindset, precision, and teamwork. Proficiency in Finnish and English, customer-facing abilities, and readiness for shift work are required. Extra points for hobbyist involvement (CTF, SIEM tooling familiarity) and knowledge of Microsoft cloud products or OT networks. How to apply: send your application and CV; the recruitment process includes two interviews. Please apply by 30 September 2026. Contact: Sarita Sandell, etunimi.sukunimi@cinia.fi, +3584578200603.

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