Ray Marskell MSyl, Director of Risk and Intelligence, Joe Easterbrook, Head of Security, and Anushka Ranade, Intelligence Researcher, recently attended the UCL Department of Security and Crime Science Industry Partner Poster Event, where our current interns proudly presented their research and placement experiences. The event provided a fantastic opportunity to showcase the work our interns have been undertaking during their placements with CIS, while also engaging with prospective students interested in joining the next cohort.
Throughout the evening, the team spoke with attendees about career pathways in the security industry and the valuable real-world experience gained through the internship programme. It was great to see such strong CIS branding on display and to witness the confidence and professionalism our interns have developed during their time with the company.
Joe Easterbrook, Head of Security stated:
“Attending the poster event was a fantastic opportunity to see the hard work and development of our interns first-hand. They represented CIS exceptionally well and demonstrated how valuable industry placements are in bridging the gap between academic study and real-world security. We’re proud to support the next generation of security professionals and look forward to welcoming future interns through our continued partnership with UCL.”
Ray Marskell MSyl, Director of Risk and Intelligence stated:
“Anushka’s presence at the event was particularly meaningful, as she began her journey with CIS as an intern through the UCL programme and has since progressed to become a full-time member of our intelligence team. Her transition from intern to employee highlights the success of the partnership between CIS and UCL and demonstrates the real career opportunities available to students who take part in the placement programme.”
Anushka Ranade, Intelligence Researcher stated:
“The UCL poster event was a great showcase of the work our interns completed at CIS. It was exciting to see them confidently present their posters and share their experiences with first-year students and industry professionals. I am looking forward to seeing where their future takes them.”
A huge well done to our current interns and all involved!
