Security Administrator

This is a remote position.

We are seeking a highly organized and dependable Security Administrator Intern to manage user access, credentials, and routine security operations across various business systems. The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail, a proactive approach to problem-solving, and the ability to maintain security integrity across multiple platforms. This role is critical in ensuring that company systems remain secure, compliant, and efficiently managed.

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My Amazon Guy is a thriving digital marketing agency with over 500+ employees and a diverse range of clients. Our culture is dynamic, rewarding, and innovative. We are dedicated to helping our clients achieve remarkable sales growth on Amazon while ensuring their peace of mind. Key Responsibilities

Password & Credential Management

Manage, reset, and update passwords and credentials across key business tools (1Password, Google Workspace, Slack, HubSpot, AWS, etc.)

Ensure all credentials are securely stored and rotated according to internal security protocols.

User Access Administration

Add, remove, and modify user access and permissions across various systems.

Maintain appropriate access controls based on user roles and department needs.

Security Ticket Resolution

Respond to and resolve security-related support requests in a timely manner.

Perform hands-on system changes as needed and escalate complex issues to the Security Director.

Account Provisioning & Deprovisioning

Set up accounts for new employees and revoke access for departing team members in accordance with security policies.

Ensure a smooth onboarding/offboarding experience while maintaining strict security compliance.

Basic Security Monitoring

Monitor systems for unusual or suspicious activity.

Report and escalate potential security incidents to the Security Director.

Documentation & Compliance

Maintain detailed logs and documentation of all access changes, credential updates, and security-related actions.

Support internal audits and compliance checks by ensuring accurate and up-to-date records.

Requirements IT administration, user access management, or related security operations

Authentication methods, account provisioning, and access control best practices

Managing systems such as Google Workspace, Slack, HubSpot, AWS, or 1Password

Maintaining organized and detailed documentation

Handling sensitive data with confidentiality and professionalism

Basic understanding of cybersecurity principles and escalation procedures Technical Requirements A computer with dual monitor setup is required

Computer with at least 8GB of RAM

Must have at least 25 MBPS internet speed

Camera with at least 1080p resolution Benefits 40 hours a week, 8 hours a day

Competitive salary base

Permanent work-from-home setup

Unlimited FREE access to MAG School courses and SOP Library

Work schedule is in Eastern Standard Time (EST), Monday-Friday only

Opportunities for professional development and career advancement

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