I’m building a support program for students and early-career professionals who are exploring modern cybersecurity, with an emphasis on Threat Detection and Mitigation. Your role is to walk them through the entire research cycle—brainstorming, literature review, experiment design, data interpretation, and, ultimately, drafting publishable research papers in IEEE style. Most of our collaboration will happen through scheduled one-on-one sessions conducted online. During these meetings you’ll critique outlines, suggest credible sources, demonstrate proper use of LaTeX or Word templates, and show how reference managers such as Zotero or EndNote keep citations consistent with IEEE guidelines. Clear, concise technical English is essential; I rely on you to model it, line-edit drafts, and explain every change so the learner understands the reasoning. Deliverables for each mentee • An annotated outline revised after the first coaching call • A full manuscript formatted for IEEE submission, complete with figures, tables, and references • A short reflective brief summarising feedback given, next steps, and learning points Acceptance criteria • All manuscripts must follow the latest IEEE Transactions template without deviation. • Citations pass automated checks in Zotero or EndNote and match the reference list one-to-one. • Technical claims are backed by peer-reviewed sources or clearly documented experiments. • Grammar, spelling, and terminology are polished to near-publication standard before final hand-off. If you’re accustomed to merging deep cybersecurity insight with rigorous academic writing—and enjoy mentoring on an individual level—this collaboration should feel natural.