Jobs for Cyber Superstars
Raytheon has emerged as an industry leader in developing Cyber resilience, and their Cyber specialists help other organisations in government and industry to develop their Cyber capabilities.
The job opportunities are at a variety of levels within Raytheon’s new Cyber Innovation Centre; including Cyber Research, Software Development, Systems Engineering and many other roles.The benefits of the digital era come with a steep price; cyber attacks and cyber crime have quadrupled in recent years, and estimates of the losses exceed US$1 trillion.
With this type of crime and terror escalating, today’s organisations require a new generation of digital defence warriors ready to face these global threats in this rapidly changing environment.
Experts predict 75 billion devices will hook into the Internet by 2020. That's a lot of open doors for hackers to exploit, and Raytheon Cyber engineers are working to stop them. So, if code breaking excites you, reverse-engineering seems pretty straightforward and you like to break down information security systems just to build them back, stronger and better, then you are the kind of person we are actively seeking to recruit at Raytheon: a Cyber defence warrior who can help us protect the world's most critical data from breach, fraud, theft and sabotage.
Raytheon UK announces bursaries for the cyber programme at Lancaster University. The innovative cyber course is accredited by GCHQ and includes a comprehensive view of cyber with modules in business, law and psychology to ensure students are best prepared for the working environment.
Raytheon UK will provide a £3000 bursary each to six students towards their annual fees – three students reading data science and three reading cyber security. Students who want to be considered for the scholarship will be set technical challenges and will be asked to respond with a one-page project outline.
