As a Cybersecurity & Digital Management Intern, you will have the opportunity to lead and guide the implementation of a secure AI culture within the organization. You will be responsible for ensuring compliance with mandatory security standards (ISO, NIS2), conducting internal audits, providing technical IT support, and coordinating external specialized consultancies, playing a key role in H2SITE’s risk evaluation and security training.
Lead, guide, and promote the implementation and monitoring of a secure culture regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence across the company.
Regulatory Compliance: Support and ensure alignment with mandatory cybersecurity standards, specifically focusing on ISO standards and NIS2 compliance.
Internal Security Audits: Conduct internal security audits across corporate assets, including shared folders, software applications, antivirus status, corporate emails, mobile devices, and AI usage history.
Technical IT Support: Provide hands‑on technical support to ensure the correct functioning of corporate computers and day‑to‑day IT infrastructure.




Consultancy Coordination & Admin Management: Act as the main point of contact with specialized external IT consultancies for updates, while managing administrative tasks such as budgeting and invoice tracking.
Company‑Wide Training: Design and deliver training sessions for the internal team on Cybersecurity best practices and safe AI utilization.
Professional training: Degree or FP in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Telecommunications, or a related field.
~ Basic administration of Microsoft 365 environments (SharePoint, Teams).
Experience in the Oil & Gas sector will be highly valued.
Participate in a deep tech company: Enjoy a versátil work schedule (intensive workday in summer) with the option to telecommute, allowing you to balance your professional and personal life.
Opportunities for professional growth and development: Access to continuous training programs, workshops and resources for pr

📌 IT Technician (País Vasco)
🏢 H2Site
📍 País Vasco