Company Description
Tracelay is a next-generation Agentic SOC (Security Operations Center) platform that helps organizations defend against modern cyber threats through advanced AI-driven operations and expert human analysts. Founded by elite offensive security engineers and intelligence community partners, the company blends global expertise with battle-tested defense strategies to deliver high-trust, stealth-visibility cybersecurity solutions. Headquartered in Bangalore, India, with regional offices in the United States, Tracelay offers Managed XDR and MDR services, Israeli cybersecurity technologies, and continuous proactive threat hunting to stop sophisticated attacks before they escalate. The company is also innovating in immersive SOC monitoring through Virtual Reality (VR) and investing in talent development via cohort-based bootcamps focused on real-world cyber defense simulations.

Benefits

Platforms & Technologies Exposure:

• CrowdStrike

• IBM X-Force

• Palo Alto Prisma Cloud

• Rapid7

• Sumo Logic

• Fortinet

• Sophos XDR

• Cybereason

• Trend Micro





• ArcSight

• Okta IAM

• ExtraHop

• Microsoft Defender

and other enterprise-grade security technologies.

? What You’ll Gain:

• Experience working with simulated enterprise security environments

• Exposure to real-world SOC investigation workflows

• Guidance from experienced cybersecurity professionals

Role Description
As a Campus Ambassador intern at Tracelay, you will act as the primary point of contact between the company and your institution, helping to build brand awareness and interest in Tracelay’s cybersecurity solutions and bootcamp programs. This full time remote role involves promoting Tracelay at campus events, organizing info sessions or webinars, and sharing program updates through student groups and social media. You will collaborate with student organizations, faculty, and career services to identify partnership opportunities, while gathering feedback and insights from peers to h

📌 Campus Ambassador (India)
🏢 Tracelay
📍 India