As an Information Security Specialist, you will play a key role in protecting enterprise systems, networks, applications, and sensitive data against evolving cybersecurity threats. You will independently assess complex security risks, conduct vulnerability assessments, and develop strategies that strengthen information security across a global business environment. Working closely with IT teams, business stakeholders, and technology leaders, you will ensure that security controls align with operational needs and regulatory requirements. You will also contribute to incident response, security architecture reviews, audit activities, and the continuous improvement of cybersecurity policies and processes. This role offers the opportunity to influence security decisions, lead cross-functional initiatives, and provide expert guidance on complex technical challenges. Join a diverse, international team where your expertise will help safeguard critical information assets and strengthen organizational resilience.
Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: Identify, assess, document, and communicate data security and privacy risks, recommending appropriate controls and countermeasures to protect enterprise information assets.
Threat Analysis and Risk Mitigation: Proactively identify and mitigate moderate to major cybersecurity risks, analyze threat intelligence, and support the development of effective cyber defense strategies across the organization.
Security Assessments and Testing: Conduct third-party security risk assessments, project security reviews, business risk assessments, and security testing for existing and proposed systems.
Vulnerability and Technical Risk Management: Perform technical and nontechnical assessments across applications, networks, infrastructure, and local and global computing environments to identify weaknesses and recommend remediation measures.
Change and Project Security Reviews: Evaluate security implications when applications or systems undergo significant changes, ensuring that potential risks are identified and addressed before implementation.
Security Controls and Architecture: Define and integrate appropriate security controls into business and technology processes, participate in architectural discussions, and recommend solutions that balance protection, usability, and delivery timelines.
Regulatory Compliance: Develop and maintain processes that support compliance with applicable legal, regulatory, and internal information security requirements.
Cybersecurity Incident Management: Lead improvements in the detection, investigation, and response to cybersecurity incidents, overseeing appropriate preventive, detective, and corrective measures when threats are identified.
Security Configuration and Compliance Monitoring: Review and approve advanced security configurations, investigate unusual compliance patterns, and evaluate their impact on enterprise risk and the effectiveness of security programs.
Audit and Remediation Management: Participate in cybersecurity audits, track findings and recommendations, coordinate remediation activities, and ensure assigned audit actions and regulatory requests are addressed accurately and within established deadlines.
Security Policy Development: Create, review, and update information security policies, procedures, standards, and guidelines to reflect evolving threats, business requirements, and compliance obligations.
Stakeholder Relationship Management: Build effective working relationships with local and global business leaders, IT teams, and senior stakeholders to promote security awareness and support informed decision-making.
Cross-Functional Project Leadership: Lead initiatives involving multidisciplinary and geographically distributed teams, influencing stakeholders to develop innovative solutions to complex security challenges.
Technical Security Advisory: Serve as a subject matter expert across key technology platforms, providing intermediate to advanced security guidance and acting as a primary point of contact for IT teams seeking security expertise.
Security Awareness and Advocacy: Promote the value of information security throughout the organization and encourage the adoption of secure practices across business and technology operations.