Cybersecurity Manager

About the role

The Cybersecurity Manager ensures security assurance, process discipline and evidence across safety, quality, cybersecurity, HSE and human factors for rail and industrial OT solutions. The role defines security requirements, supports hardening, manages vulnerability responses and provides evidence for design maturity and operational readiness.

Key responsibilities

• Define cybersecurity management plan, security requirements, risk assessments, hardening baselines and evidence strategy.
• Coordinate cybersecurity across all systems, remote access and supplier configurations, reviewing designs, privileges, logging and patching.
• Plan security tests, support incident‑response preparation and define handover requirements for operator/maintainer teams.
• Assess cybersecurity impact of changes, defects, temporary configurations and remote‑support proposals.
• Manage vulnerability responses, provide functional authority on controls and block or escalate non‑compliant designs.

Required profile

• More than 5 years of experience in OT/rail/industrial cybersecurity, hardening and vulnerability response.
• Ability to balance security controls with safety, availability and maintainability.
• Resilience under stress during security findings and commissioning windows.
• Strong ethical judgement, confidentiality and technical credibility.

Required skills

• Knowledge of IEC 62443 and NIS‑style security principles.
• Secure architecture design, system hardening and vulnerability management.
• Access management and secure‑change processes for OT networks.
• Experience with rail, industrial control or critical infrastructure environments.

What we offer

• Flexible hybrid work environment (40 % remote, 60 % office).
• Pension scheme, six weeks of holiday and on‑site canteen.
• Career development with regular manager interaction and clear career paths.