Company
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
An exciting new opportunity has arisen as Cybersecurity Lead Expert in our Enabling Functions (EF) sector. The Cybersecurity Lead Expert serves as partner for and supports all teams in the Enabling Functions and has up to senior level visibility. You will support the Sector CISO and collaborate with other corporate Cybersecurity functions (e.g. Governance and Risk, Security Operations, Security Engineering, Business Enablement) as well as across Sector boundaries with Healthcare-, Electronics-, and Life Science, and with OT Engineering teams to help execute our Cyber Security Strategy. Who you are:Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in computer science or engineering4 years’ + experience with focus on industry standards and regulatory requirements (e.g. ISO/IEC 27002, TÜVIT Trusted Site Infrastructure (v4), PCI DSS, CIS CSC, NIST SP 800-64 R2, HIPAA or KRITIS / B3S PHARMA)Demonstrated experience across information security domains preferred (e.g. IT, OT, IoT and products)Ideally: 1 or more industry-recognized security, or audit professional certifications (e.g. CISA, CISM, CISSP, CCSP)Strong analytical and interpersonal communication skills, including the ability to present to and build consensus with teams across organizational linesPositive attitude and capable of contributing to a dynamic and team-oriented cultureStrategic, holistic and long term oriented thinkerCustomer value oriented, self-motivated and self-directed pragmatic leaderFluent in English, additional language skills (e.g. German) desired
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