VP, Enterprise Cybersecurity Engineering, (Data Security and Protection Engineer), Technology Group
GIC is seeking a VP of Cybersecurity Engineering to lead data security initiatives within its global investment operations. The role focuses on designing and implementing enterprise-class data protection solutions, including encryption, masking, and cloud security. Candidates will manage security architecture and collaborate with various business units to address cybersecurity threats. This is a senior-level position requiring deep expertise in data security and cross-functional leadership.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Hybrid, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
GIC is seeking a VP of Cybersecurity Engineering to lead data security initiatives within its global investment operations. The role focuses on designing and implementing enterprise-class data protection solutions, including encryption, masking, and cloud security. Candidates will manage security architecture and collaborate with various business units to address cybersecurity threats. This is a senior-level position requiring deep expertise in data security and cross-functional leadership.
TAL's take
High-impact leadership role at a prestigious global sovereign wealth fund with clear strategic responsibilities.
The role has a very clear title, well-defined responsibilities, and a specific technical stack for a data security focus.
Must haves
- 10+ years relevant experience
- 7+ years in cyber or information security
- Hands-on experience in data security and protection
- Proficiency in Java, Python, or C#
- Experience with cloud security and data protection
Tools and skills
Nice to have: siem, threat intelligence, security incident response, forensic investigation, network protection, endpoint protection.
About the company
Major global sovereign wealth fund, highly respected but not a typical software product firm.
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