The New York Times
Analyst, Technical Trainer
$110K–$120K
New York, NY · Full-time · Posted Oct 7, 2026
- Experience
- 2+ years of information security training experience.
About the job
Design and deliver security and technology education, support, and communications to help employees across The New York Times adopt secure practices.
What you'll do
- Lead individual and group security and technology training, workshops, and briefings; provide hands-on guidance on digital hygiene, device hardening, and secure communications.
- Create and distribute security training materials and updates, and run phishing simulations and remediation programs.
- Support urgent security inquiries, coordinate training logistics, and report engagement metrics to refine security education.
What they ask for
- 2+ years of experience training on information security topics in person and virtually.
- Familiarity with basic cybersecurity concepts, including social engineering and common tactics, techniques, and procedures.
- Experience helping people build and understand threat models for themselves and their roles.
- Experience explaining complex topics to technical and non-technical audiences; comfortable with public speaking and adapting content to audience response.
Nice to have
- Experience with phishing platforms or Zendesk/support environments.
- Experience with journalists or other high-risk groups; knowledge of networking basics or specialized security hardware.
Pay
$110,000 — $120,000 USD base salary
Tools
Zendesk, VPNs, YubiKeys
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