Safety & Security GSOC Lead
The Safety & Security GSOC Lead at Capital Group will manage global security operations and critical internal/external relationships. Responsibilities include vendor coordination, budget management, event security risk assessment, and process improvement for physical security programs. The role requires extensive experience in relationship and program management within high-stress environments. Candidates will collaborate with regional teams and executive leadership to ensure global security standards.
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Experience
7+ years
Function
Security
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Safety & Security GSOC Lead at Capital Group will manage global security operations and critical internal/external relationships. Responsibilities include vendor coordination, budget management, event security risk assessment, and process improvement for physical security programs. The role requires extensive experience in relationship and program management within high-stress environments. Candidates will collaborate with regional teams and executive leadership to ensure global security standards.
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Solid role at an established, reputable global firm with clearly defined leadership responsibilities in security operations.
The JD clearly defines the scope, responsibilities, and required background for the GSOC Lead role.
Must haves
- Bachelor’s degree
- 7+ years corporate or government analyst experience
- Experience in relationship and program management
- Ability to work 24/7 on-call responsibilities
- Experience with high-stress environments and VIPs
- Strong written and oral communication skills
About the company
Large, established global investment management firm with a strong reputation, but not in the defined Tier 1 tech-heavy list.
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