Cybersecurity Project Manager

Role Overview The Technical Project Manager leads the delivery of cybersecurity platform initiatives within Enterprise Cybersecurity Engineering. This role pairs project management expertise with technical knowledge of SOC tooling and infrastructure protection to deliver scalable security solutions on schedule and within budget.

Key Responsibilities

Platform Delivery: Drive end-to-end implementation of security platforms protecting networks, servers, cloud workloads, and end-user devices.

Project Governance: Define project scope, tasks, timelines, and resource allocation while actively managing risks, dependencies, and change requests.

Cross-Functional Alignment: Partner with engineering, architecture, operations, and procurement teams to align workflows and deliverables.

Executive Visibility: Maintain project dashboards, status reports, and executive summaries to ensure full transparency for leadership.

Competencies and Qualifications

Technical Background: Eight years of relevant experience, including at least three years in project management roles, preferably within the financial services or asset management industries.

Project Management: Track record in technical project management delivering security initiatives, ideally in financial services or asset management.

SOC & Endpoint Capabilities: Hands-on experience operationalising SOC tooling (SIEM, SOAR, EDR, XDR, NDR, TIP) and vulnerability management frameworks (attack surface assessment, threat exposure management, attack simulation).

Systems & Automation: Strong knowledge of network security, CIS Benchmarks, OS internals (Windows, Linux, macOS), and scripting (Python, PowerShell, Bash) to automate processes.

Cloud & Threat Management: Familiarity with cloud security controls (AWS, Azure, GCP), threat intelligence, and security observability.

Certifications: PMP, Cloud Architect/Security, or cybersecurity certifications are advantageous.