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Principal Security Industry Specialist - Critical Infrastructure, AWS Security, Europe

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Amazon

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Expert Level
  • Government & Politics
    IT & Cybersecurity
  • Berlin

AI generated summary

  • You need a Bachelor's in a relevant field, 10+ years in security assurance, 5+ years in program management, and experience with governance and cloud security for critical infrastructure.
  • You will guide compliance requirements, innovate customer assurance, liaise with regulators, assess compliance programs, track security changes, and collaborate on trust-building initiatives.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems Management, Cybersecurity, Technology Policy, or other related fields.
  • 10+ years experience in work related to security assurance, such as cybersecurity, audit or security architecture
  • 5+ years strong program design and management skills
  • 10+ years experience working on governance, risk and compliance programs that involve direct engagement with regulators
  • Experience working with or consulting on cloud migrations with a security risk assessment or architectural focus
  • Experience working with sensitive or classified systems of government.
  • Demonstrated understanding of privacy, security and resilience requirements across regulated sectors of government, financial services and national critical infrastructure

Responsibilities

  • Guiding the requirements for new programs, features, evidence and operational changes to meet evolving requirements in regulated sectors;
  • Innovating to develop mechanisms that continuously improve the customer experience of compliance and security assurance;
  • Liaising with strategic regulators, customers and partners across public and commercial sectors on their perception and requirements for assurance;
  • Performing impact and market assessments of emerging compliance programs;
  • Tracking and reporting on changes to security controls and requirements standards across the region; and
  • Partnering with policy, legal, marketing and sales, contributing to initiatives that build the perception of trust in AWS.

FAQs

What qualifications are required for the Principal Security Industry Specialist position?

A Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems Management, Cybersecurity, Technology Policy, or other related fields, along with 10+ years of experience in security assurance, and 5+ years of strong program design and management skills are required.

How much experience in governance, risk, and compliance programs is needed?

You need 10+ years of experience working on governance, risk, and compliance programs that involve direct engagement with regulators.

What is the primary responsibility of the Principal Security Industry Specialist?

The primary responsibility is to drive the security assurance strategy for AWS services in Europe, ensuring customers trust AWS with their data while managing risk and compliance requirements.

Will this role involve direct engagement with regulators?

Yes, the role involves supporting engagement with regulators, customer auditors, and other stakeholders.

Is knowledge of cloud technologies necessary for this position?

Yes, a good understanding of cloud technologies and experience in security assurance is essential for success in this role.

Does AWS value diverse experiences in candidates?

Yes, AWS encourages candidates with diverse experiences, even those who may not meet all qualifications, to apply.

What does AWS offer to support work-life harmony?

AWS emphasizes work-life harmony by offering flexible working hours and encouraging employees to find a balance that energizes both their professional and personal lives.

Are there opportunities for career growth and mentorship within AWS Security?

Yes, AWS Security is dedicated to supporting new members through mentorship, knowledge sharing, and career development opportunities.

Is there a focus on inclusion within the AWS team culture?

Yes, AWS is committed to fostering an inclusive culture and has employee-led affinity groups and initiatives aimed at promoting diversity.

What are some preferred experiences for applicants?

Preferred experiences include working with cloud migrations focused on security risk assessments, as well as experience with sensitive or classified government systems and knowledge of privacy and security requirements across regulated sectors.

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Amazon

Retail & Consumer Goods
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1994
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

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