Develop and maintain policies, standards and tools for information security.
Advise subject matter experts, engineers and other stakeholders on implementing security requirements in projects and operations.
Analyze, assess and accompany risks and support the selection of appropriate measures.
Prepare technical vulnerabilities and risks in an audience-appropriate manner and communicate them clearly to different target groups.
Support internal IT security audits and track remediation measures.
Contribute to the further development of the policy framework.
Support the development and implementation of the security roadmap.
Actively participate in security initiatives and cross-functional topics.

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent education with a focus on IT
Certifications in information security such as CRISC, CISA, CISSP
Interest in information security and ideally initial experience in cyber security or IT risk
Knowledge of common security standards and frameworks such as NIST or PCI DSS, or motivation to quickly deepen your knowledge in these areas
Ability to structure regulatory and technical topics well and explain them clearly
Independent working style, solution-oriented thinking and willingness to contribute your own ideas
Comfortable collaborating with different teams and communicating in German and English (spoken and written, level C1)
Required work permit or eligibility to work in Switzerland.

Swisscard gives you the freedom to contribute your experience and implement your ideas.
In a rapidly changing environment, we continuously support your professional and personal development.
We address each other informally (first-name basis) and promote an uncomplicated, supportive working culture.
We are committed to equal opportunities and a work environment where everyone’s diversity is valued.
You coordinate with your team when to come into the office — as a modern employer, remote work is a natural option for us.

Cyber Security – Governance Specialist

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