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Capability Manager - Cyber Intelligence

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Full time

Experience:

Senior (5-10 years)

Work from:

Australia

Offer summary

Qualifications:

5-7 years’ experience in a similar role, Minimum Bachelor’s level education in relevant field, Active AGSVA clearance or willing to attain one, Excellent Python programming and development skills, Experience with cloud services/resources management.

Key responsabilities:

Architect and deploy scalable infrastructure
Drive development of intelligence collection solutions
Manage cloud-based infrastructure for intelligence products
Maintain understanding of the cyber threat landscape
Mentor technical and non-technical team members

CyberCX

1001 - 5000 Employees

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Job description

At CyberCX we are building a uniquely Australia and New Zealand focused cyber intelligence capability. The Capability Manager – Cyber Intelligence will lead development and implementation of intelligence capability for CyberCX Intelligence. You will be a critical team member of the high-performing CyberCX Intelligence, a unique Indo-Pacific capability with unparalleled visibility into the region’s cyber threat landscape.

The primary accountability of the Capability Manager – Cyber Intelligence is to design, build, maintain and continuously improve platforms and tools to facilitate all aspects of the intelligence lifecycle.

We will consider candidates from any Australian capital city.

You’ll be responsible for:

Architect and deploy high-performance, highly available and scalable infrastructure that facilitates access to information from disparate collection sources and supports critical cloud computing systems.
Drive the development of solutions that support CyberCX Intelligence technical collection requirements to enhance intelligence visibility.
Support intelligence products by managing and delivering end-to-end cloud-based infrastructure.
Maintain an understanding of current commercial intelligence and IT security platforms and tooling, as well as of Australia’s cyber threat landscape and threat intelligence concepts more generally.
Continuously look for ways to improve business and intelligence processes, share information, build partnerships and better engage and service customers, internal and external.
Mentor technical analysts and non-technical team members at all levels.

Key skills

Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with a demonstrated ability to analyse and amalgamate diverse information to deliver results
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to produce oral and written products with structure, clarity and precision
Exceptional professional judgment, strong stakeholder engagement skills and a track record of delivering results in high-pressure environments
Developed understanding of the region’s cyber threat landscape

Positively regarded experience

5-7 years’ experience in a similar role (e.g. cloud infrastructure engineer, intelligence capability development, security engineering, software development lead).
Excellent technical project management skills, including an ability to connect technical projects to meaningful business outcomes.
Excellent Python programming and development skills with experience in data engineering/data analysis, implementing automation across the development lifecycle and using continuous integration and development practices in Unix-based environments.
Experience with using, provisioning, and managing cloud services/resources and implementing infrastructure as code.
Experience with structured and unstructured databases, including SQL and Elastic databases.

Positively regarded qualifications

Minimum Bachelor’s level education, with tertiary or industry qualifications in Computer Science, Information Science, Computer Engineering or Threat Intelligence highly regarded.
Relevant industry qualifications or other training (e.g. in cyber security, project management or analytical concepts)
Experience with intelligence consulting and/or managing complex intelligence stakeholder relationships
An active AGSVA clearance, or the willingness and ability to attain one

What's in it for you?

A high-performing, collegiate team who will support you and give you flexibility to do your best work.
Collaborate with leading experts across the operational and advisory practices of CyberCX, the region’s leading cyber security services company.
A dynamic environment where no day is the same, and you have the chance to make a real world difference to Australian and New Zealand organisations and communities.
Once-in-a-career growth opportunities – unique chance to be part of high-growth team
Attractive salary and employee benefits package

About CyberCX

CyberCX has united Australia and New Zealand’s most trusted cyber security companies to deliver the most comprehensive end to end cyber security services offering to enterprises and governments. With a workforce of over 1400 cyber security professionals and a footprint of over 14 offices across Australia and New Zealand and global presence in Europe and US, CyberCX offers a full suite of cyber security services.