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Lead Key Mgmt. Specialist

Standard Chartered BankBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaPosted 18 May 2026

Standard Chartered Bank is seeking a Lead Key Management Specialist to manage data protection service portfolios and encryption initiatives. The role involves integrating key management services with internal applications and providing technical guidance across business and infrastructure teams. Candidates require 12-15 years of data protection experience with a focus on encryption and tokenization. This position offers long-term growth within a global, inclusive banking environment.

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Experience

12-15 years

Function

Engineering

Work mode

Hybrid, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

Standard Chartered Bank is seeking a Lead Key Management Specialist to manage data protection service portfolios and encryption initiatives. The role involves integrating key management services with internal applications and providing technical guidance across business and infrastructure teams. Candidates require 12-15 years of data protection experience with a focus on encryption and tokenization. This position offers long-term growth within a global, inclusive banking environment.

TAL's take

Quality 65/1005/5 clarityTier 2 company

Established global bank with clear, well-scoped lead role in data protection.

Very clear scope involving encryption, key management, and integration responsibilities.

Must haves

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering
  • 12-15 years of progressive Data Protection experience
  • 6-8 years experience in Encryption and Key Management
  • Technical skills in Encryption, Key Management, and Tokenization

Tools and skills

encryptionkey managementtokenization

Nice to have: application development.

About the company

Global banking institution, though not a pure-play tech company.

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