Coordinator / Project Lead / IT Cybersecurity and Remediation Officer

Description:

• The mandate targets a profile for cross-functional coordination in vulnerability management and technological obsolescence, positioned between risk governance and operational delivery, without a direct technical execution role.
  
  


• Recurring keywords (risk-based prioritization, executive reporting, coordination across multiple vice-presidencies, political savvy) point to a senior profile used to influencing without direct hierarchical authority, rather than a typical project manager handling deliverables.
  
  


• The explicit mention of monitoring AI-related threats sets this role apart from a pure operational security position: conceptual understanding of risk takes precedence over technical remediation expertise itself.
  
  


• The role is more similar to a cybersecurity program coordinator than a Scrum Master, PO, or BA: there is no mention of Agile frameworks, backlogs, or Scrum artifacts in the description.
  
  

Requirements

Required:

• 10 years of experience in IT project coordination or management
  
  


• Understanding of the vulnerability management lifecycle
  
  


• Understanding of the IT asset lifecycle
  
  


• Coordination of activities across multiple IT and business divisions/vice presidencies
  
  


• Operational and executive reporting, with the ability to communicate complex topics to senior management in a clear and accessible manner
  
  


• Risk-based prioritization considering asset criticality and business impacts
  
  

Preferred:

• Knowledge of AI-related tools and risks for vulnerability discovery and exploitation
  
  


• Roadmap development and work planning
  
  


• Change management
  
  


• Understanding of the impact of changes on architecture and infrastructure
  
  

Asset:

• Political acumen and ability to influence product and executive teams
  
  


• Intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and results orientation
  
  


• Resilience, stress management, and teamwork