Total 19 Director/C-Level Legal / Public / Security job vacancies in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire

Join an agency awarded for its culture and work with innovative brands shaping the future!

Sling & Stone is the public relations agency built for entrepreneurs, challengers and disruptors. We unearth, craft and share the stories of the most ambitious brands shaping the world — from Levi’s to Darrell Lea, Krispy Kreme to Google, Stripe and many others.

Globally, we’re a team of 80+ Slingers across Australia, United States, Singapore and New Zealand.

We’re now searching for our next Account Director or Senior Account Director to lead purpose-driven work as part of our team.

The role you'll play

As an Account Director / Senior Account Director you’ll provide high quality strategic comms counsel, develop audience-first strategies and lead teams of ambitious go-getters to execute campaigns and secure results. You’ll also get stuck into agency projects, help grow the business and expand our services, all while acting as an agency ambassador.

In return, you’ll be working with some of the most exciting and innovative consumer brands out of Australia who are truly disrupting traditional industries, have purpose-driven missions, and offer up rewarding work.

To be successful in securing this role, you will need to:

Have 6+ years of experience (ideally in a PR agency)
Have a passion and demonstrated success working with consumer, sustainability or lifestyle brands/sectors
Have proven team leadership and mentor skills
Be capable of driving strategy and creative of a number of campaigns/accounts, ensuring satisfaction across your client portfolio
Build, nurture, and grow relationships with top tier media, influencers, stakeholders and industry bodies
Be able to develop scopes of work, manage service levels with meeting deliverables, while keeping teams engaged and motivated

Want to know more?

Here’s a taste of Sling & Stone:

We’re a global team of 80 spanning Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United States delivering truly global campaigns
We’ve won multiple best place to work awards, including the 2023 PRWeek Best Place to Work APAC and the 2022 PRWeek Best Culture of the Year APAC, as well as #2 in the 2023 PRovoke Best Agencies To Work For APAC.
We’re deliberate about which brands we work with, and say no to those who don’t fit our focus on clients shaping the future
While we don’t take ourselves too seriously, we do take our work very seriously. We’re proud of what we do. Our team is filled with smart, skilled communicators who share and live these core values: Gumption, Build, Play, Tune in
We give all Slingers the opportunity to do the most impactful work of their careers here, giving them the training, skills and support to develop new passions, services and client portfolios, with the support of a dedicated manager
We offer 20 days annual leave per year, 10 days wellness leave per year, which can be taken for physical or mental wellbeing, as well as Christmas to New Year’s Day off in addition to your leave allowance
Every Slinger also has access to an additional 2 floating days per year which can be used to observe dates and causes that are significant but not necessarily recognised by standard public holidays
We’re supportive of parents and believe in inclusivity regardless of whether you’re considered the primary and secondary carer: we offer up to 12 weeks Paid Parental Leave for anyone, and in the unfortunate circumstance of baby loss, up to 8 weeks Paid Compassionate Pregnancy Loss Leave
We enjoy Meeting Free Mondays so everyone gets a full day of uninterrupted focus time.
With offices in Auckland, Sydney, Singapore, Los Angeles and New York as well as many sister agencies across the Outelap global collective, there are opportunities to extend your holiday or stay in a location and work from another Sling & Stone or Outleap office with prior sign-off.
Read what our CEO said about how we choose the clients we partner with (and in turn, the brands you get to represent): bit.ly/2au8sEy
Check out our Sydney headquarters (where you’ll be based) and a bit of a day in the life of our agency: bit.ly/2scw4Ex

Ready to apply?

Visit our jobs page at https://slingstone.com/join-the-team/ and upload your CV telling us why you’re right for this role! We look forward to hearing from you.

Equal Opportunity Employer Statement

Sling & Stone is built on the talent we hire. We’re only as good as our people, and the best teams are built with people from a variety of backgrounds, offering a variety of perspectives. Even if you don’t meet all of the requirements in our roles, if you think this is the job for you, please go ahead and apply. Studies have shown that certain minority groups will only apply if they meet every specification on a job advert and we want to change this. We do not discriminate against any employee or candidate because of age, gender, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion or disability or any other basis. Our people are chosen on merit, professional qualities and alignment with our values. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive team.

About NSG

Founded with a focus on supporting biotech companies, NSG BioLabs offers state-of-the-art equipment, turnkey operations, preferential procurement, the expertise of world-class teams and global networks to incubate and assist life sciences companies. NSG BioLabs, situated in the heart of Biopolis, Singapore's primary biomedical research hub, has the only BSL-2 certified co-working spaces that comprise of three fully-equipped laboratory and office facilities spread across more than 35,000 sq ft.

With access to a global network and a shared set of skills and experience with its strategic partners, NSG BioLabs ensures that biotech companies can execute on their cutting-edge research and development, leading to innovation of revolutionary technologies and products that translate into breakthrough biotech ventures and impact for patients.

Legal Associate Director - Job Scope

NSG is seeking an independent, detail oriented Legal Associate Director to join our team. The Legal Associate Director will oversee the contract management process within the organization, providing legal support and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations. This role involves drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts, managing legal risks, and supporting various business functions with legal expertise. The Legal Associate Director will work closely with other departments to protect the company's interests.

Key Responsibilities

Contract Management:

• Draft, review, and negotiate complex contracts, agreements, and other legal documents to protect the company's interests.
• Maintain and manage the contract database, ensuring all contracts comply with applicable laws and regulations.
• Develop and implement contract management processes and procedures to improve efficiency and mitigate risks.
• Provide training and guidance to staff on contract-related matters and best practices.

Legal Advisory:

• Provide strategic legal advice and guidance on a broad range of legal matters, with a focus on contract law.
• Support the development and implementation of company policies and procedures to ensure legal compliance.

Regulatory Compliance:

• Monitor and ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
• Conduct legal research and stay updated on changes in laws and regulations that may impact the company.

Corporate Governance:

• Support corporate governance activities, including the preparation of board resolutions, meeting minutes, and other corporate documents.
• Ensure compliance with corporate governance requirements and best practices.

Training and Development:

• Develop and conduct training programs for employees on legal and compliance matters, particularly in contract management.
• Provide guidance and support to various departments on legal issues.

Requirements

· Minimum of 10 years of legal experience, preferably with a combination of law firm and in-house counsel experience.

· Proven experience in contract management and a managerial or supervisory role.

· Strong knowledge of contract law and corporate law.

· Excellent legal research, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

· Strong drafting and negotiation skills.

· Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environment.

· Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively with all levels of the organization.

Key Competencies

· Attention to Detail:Ensures accuracy and thoroughness in all legal work.

· Integrity: Demonstrates ethical behavior and maintains confidentiality.

· Critical Thinking:Analyzes complex legal issues and provides sound legal advice.

· Collaboration: Works well with others and supports a team-oriented environment.

· Adaptability: Adjusts to changing priorities and business needs.

A global networks and cloud company are looking for a Program Director to join their team to drive the delivery of a Complex Large scale Transformation Programme. This will be looking after multiple projects and reporting to the board.

This will be a 6-month contract paying up to £950 Umbrella with 1 day a week in the London office.

Key skills required

• Strong Program Director level experience
• Excellent leadership skills and Communication
• Experienced of executing large Transformation programmes
• Abe to present clearly and concisely to exec leaders
• Technical background in IT, Security and/or networking - highly desirable
• Able to take highly complex terms and pivot to explain to non-technical teams
• Experience of managing complex RAID's and a team of programme / project managers

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What you will do:
As Associate Legal Director SEA, you will be a senior member of the SEA Leadership Team and APAC Legal Team providing legal support, across all lines of business in the SEA region. You will serve both as a strategic advisor as well as a hands-on contracts attorney. The transactions, deals and matters that you work on will have significant strategic value to JCI.

You will serve as a strategic business partner to the SEA Leadership Team and be responsible for providing timely advice to business and sales leaders regarding contractual terms at the proposal, negotiation, and contract performance stages, including drafting, review, and negotiation of contracts. You will develop, deliver, and implement legal and compliance strategies, best practices, templates, tools, playbooks and associated policies, processes, and training.

You will be joining the APAC Legal Team, a group of energized, engaged, talented, experienced, and collaborative professionals dedicated to serving their clients and partnering with stakeholders across the enterprise.

How you will do it:

The person serving in this role will:

• Serve as a strategic business partner to the SEA team responsible for driving sales, working directly with functional and regional leaders in the review, structuring, drafting, and negotiation of a wide variety of complex commercial transactions including: service and digital offerings; construction and technology integration contracts; and enterprise-wide framework agreements.
• Ensure that the commercial transactions and procurement teams supporting your businesses are equipped to support the remainder of the contracts entered into by the business; drive the contract excellence initiatives.
• Manage legal risks arising from regional operations and sales contracts, including identifying real risk and mitigating such risks, escalating consideration of such risks within the enterprise in accordance with establish policies and procedures, and driving alignment among legal professionals, sales professionals, and other business stakeholders concerning such risks.
• Manage resolution of legal issues that arise in existing commercial relationships, including pre-litigation disputes and inquiries.
• Develop, deliver and implement legal and compliance strategy, best practices, templates, tools, playbooks and associated policies, processes and training on a global basis.
• Actively serve as a leader, positive role model, and mentor to colleagues and clients regarding legal counseling and business skills, and model Johnson Controls’ leadership behaviors.
• Identify and sponsor enterprise-wide initiatives that advance the Company's legal function.
• Stay current on emerging legal issues and develop solutions to mitigate associated risk and ensure compliance.
• Advise project managers on post-contractual issues (including proper project documentation, progress claims, variation, delay and prolongation claims etc.) and where necessary, assist with the instructing and liaising with external counsel.
• Support the Regional Compliance Director in the implementation of compliance policies, roll out training to the business, as well as advise on and support internal investigations as required.
• Advise HR on legal issues arising from employment matters such as benefits and policies, restructuring, terminations, retirement, and re-employment.
• Work with finance and the business collect outstanding debts and reduce receivables.
• Support the Corporate Secretarial Manager.
• Work with members of specialized global functional teams from time to time, such as the Corporate Development Office on M&A deals, restructures and divestitures, Intellectual Property, Labour & Employment, and Litigation.
• Contribute to regional committee or project teams set up by the Law Department.
• Be flexible in work scope and organizational changes to provide needed legal support to meet business needs, as required.

What we look for:

• Law degree and qualified to practice in Singapore.
• Substantial transactional experience at a large multinational publicly traded company or an international law firm, especially in construction, is preferred. Experience in one or more of the following areas will be preferred: Intellectual Property, Competition Law, Environmental Law, Project and Structured Financing, Cyber Security, Privacy and Data Protection.
• Experience working and/or supporting deals/matters in other APAC countries outside of Singapore is preferred.
• A minimum of 10 – 12 years of legal experience, with at least 8 of those including substantial transactional experience.
• Excellent drafting and Strong leadership skills.
• The successful candidate must possess a problem-solving, “can do” orientation with a demonstrated ability to simplify complex situations.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently, be a self-starter and be proactive.
• Familiarity with supporting and/or working within a matrixed environment on behalf of multiple and diverse business units.
• Ability to build positive relationships with leadership, peers, and clients, with demonstrated ability to influence outcomes positively.
• Must be a team player, with exceptional interpersonal skills, a sense of humor, unquestionable ethics and integrity, and sound judgment. Must work well laterally both with other attorneys and with clients.
• Organized and hard-working, ability to maintain focus while managing complex projects simultaneously in a fast-paced work environment and manage people and tasks to deadline.
• Ability to communicate professionally and effectively, write clearly and concisely, translate legal implications of contract terms into identifiable business risks and make recommendations based on a considered risk-benefit analysis.
• Fluent in English (both written and spoken). Candidates who are fluent in one or more Asian languages such as Bahasa Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Thai or Mandarin will be added advantage.

What we offer:

• Competitive salary in a MNC environment
• Comprehensive benefits package
• On the job/cross training opportunities
• Encouraging and collaborative team environment
• Dedication to safety through our Zero Harm policy

Sydney CBD location
Global workflow automation vendor
Great team environment


This workflow automation vendor is steadily expanding their footprint in Australia. 
Their success across most parts of the world has seen their platform become soundly embedded in government entities, financial institutions, and large industrial organisation everywhere. And in Australia their product is also starting to take hold. Their share price continues to climb at a rapid rate, reflecting their growth.
Leading the public sector expansion for this organisation you will work Nationally, across every state government and other not for profit entities around the country.
You will be well versed and have a history of success in selling SaaS platforms into government, ideally products that have a strong enterprise level workflow solutions element, such as CRM, RPA, or ERP solutions. 
You will also have a personal network that you can lean on, be fully

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Global Law Firm

Competition Law

Senior Associate/Legal Director (5+PQE)

London

This global law has 600+ lawyers working across their offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia, with deep, sector-focused expertise. They are known for their ability in solving complex legal issues within the construction, aviation, or shipping industries, or providing advice across insurance, commodities, and energy.

In London, the Corporate and Commercial team comprises 6 Partners, 8 Associates and 2 Trainees. As true industry specialists, the team work collaboratively across borders to provide solutions throughout the energy chain within governments, regulators, national and international oil companies, service contractors, utilities, investors, financiers and insurers. Their experience extends across every stage of the energy chain within dispute resolution, M&A, joint ventures, infrastructure and projects, trading, and insurance.

The team are looking for an individual with strong Competition Law experience to join their Competition practice, sitting within the Corporate & Commercial group. The role will involve advising clients across a range of sectors on contentious and non-contentious competition law matters, collaborating with existing teams of lawyers to support clients across the maritime, commodities, aviation, and insurance sectors. The ideal candidate is likely to be a Senior Associate or Legal Director, who possesses the drive and ambition to secure promotion to partnership within the next three years.

Key responsibilities

• Provide high-quality legal advice and representation to clients on all aspects of competition law, including antitrust, merger control, state aid, public procurement, and regulatory compliance.
• Manage complex and multi-jurisdictional cases and projects, involving coordination with other HFW offices and external counsel.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with existing and potential clients and identify and pursue new business opportunities.
• Contribute to the development and promotion of the Competition Law practice, including through thought leadership, publications, seminars, and client events.
• Supervise and mentor junior lawyers and trainees, providing feedback and guidance on their work.
• Work collaboratively and effectively with other teams and practice groups within the firm

Key skills & experience required

• Qualified lawyer in England & Wales or another common law jurisdiction. Alternatively, willing to relocate to the UK and qualify within a reasonable time.
• At least five years of post-qualification experience in competition law, preferably in a leading law firm or a competition authority.
• Excellent knowledge and understanding of EU and UK competition law and practice, and familiarity with other key jurisdictions.
• Strong analytical, drafting, and communication skills, and ability to deliver clear and practical advice.
• Proven track record of managing complex and multi-jurisdictional cases and projects, and meeting deadlines and budgets.
• Business development and client relationship skills, and ability to generate new work and
  cross-sell.
• Team player, with leadership potential and ambition to progress to partnership.
• Sector-focused approach, and interest and experience in working with clients in the maritime, commodities, aviation and insurance sectors, or other relevant sectors.

Please apply as directed or confidentially contact Aidan McAvinue at Search Legal for more information. Alternatively, if this role is not for you, I am working a variety of other Competition Law opportunities with ranked teams in the City of London so would be interested to talk to any

Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age.

Responsibilities

Facility operational Security

• Promote awareness and ensure facilities are compliant with Physical Security Standard/Policy of security related GEA policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Ensure that all necessary sites in the region have Business Continuity Plans in place.
• Assist in coordinating the installation or replacement of security systems at GEA facilities to ensure compatibility and continuity of systems and applications.
• Conduct comprehensive reviews and analysis of GEA facility security plans for compliance with existing GEA policies and procedures.
• When needed conduct comprehensive site security reviews of GEA construction projects underway in AOR.
• Ensure the reporting of all incidents involving crime, security violations, critical security intelligence and incident trends via GEA reporting system, review incoming reports and provide guidance to close incidents.
• Security incident/investigation leader, receive and evaluate information on security-related adverse incidents and make recommendations to preclude recurrence.
• Provide general oversight and guidance on the security operations for GEA sites, to include advising on security protocols/standards, guard services, access control, crisis management and business continuity.
• Ensure SSLs are conducting security related training exercises, tabletops, and mitigating findings.
• Provide security education and awareness activities, including leading continuing education efforts for sites and leadership teams as well as all employees through awareness programs.
• As a future build, may have people leader responsibilities to include, but not limited to, hiring, training, and managing employees.

Regional Security Point of Contact

• Keep abreast of relevant security industry standards/regulations, incoming security-related correspondence as well as monitor national and international events to assess security-related trends and implications on GEA business operations and staff within the region.
• Provide oversight and leadership on security-related activities as the primary security focal-point for the region and the business leadership.
• When necessary, travel outside of AOR to assist other GEA members of the Global Security team.
• Deploy as part of an Incident Management Team in response to an incident when on the ground assistance is required.
• Represent GEA among key industry groups and at association functions when needed.
• Maintain 24/7 availability to provide incident response coverage and intelligence reporting to GEA when needed.
• Undertake security missions and crisis management support roles and providing security support for special events as required and/or directed by the GEA Global Security and/or the business needs of the region.
• Build and maintain an effective working relationship with key law enforcement and security agencies and professional security organizations related to the area of responsibility.
• Working with GEA legal and compliance teams, ensure GEA legal entities and operations comply with local regulations.
• Coordinate, assist, and collaborate with other regional security managers as well as members of GEA Global security teams.
• Responsible for working with related GEA components such as facilities, logistics, procurement, and digital technology teams, to support the Global Security mission.

Collaborate and share critical information with the GEA Aerospace Response Center (ARC)

• Monitor national and international events to assess security-related trends and implications on GEA business operations and staff within the region.
• Ensure there are country/zone level crisis plans to provide an established and validated process to limit the intensity of a negative threat or event to GEA’s employees, products, services, financial condition, and reputation within the area.
• Keep abreast of relevant travel security risk as well as provide oversight of travel security support activities, i.e., escorts, meet and greet, etc.
• Provide travel security support by monitoring trends that may cause issues for GE travelers in the designated Area of Responsibility and work with GEA ARC for country assessments and ratings and communicate with travelers accordingly.
• Provide site readiness and security-related statistical information and yearly progress to the GEA Regional Security Director and the GEA executive team.

Audits/Assessments

• Conduct security audits & inspections of GEA facilities. Participate in other GEA audits and inspections as required by GEA Global Security.
• Analyze the potential security risk with regards to newly acquired businesses and implementing GEA security policies and processes in these businesses, supply chain partners.
• Provide GEA regional business leaders with technical knowledge and assist in coordinating vendors with field locations on proposed security-related equipment and expenses.
• Conduct comprehensive risk and site vulnerability assessments to identify deficiencies and best practices and provide recommendations for the protection of employees and to prevent financial loss, damage, or business interruptions.
• Develop exercise simulation scenarios to test the various country and site crisis plans. Identify and propose gap resolutions for local crisis plans. Audit and drive to closure.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree and/or equivalent advance degree
• Minimum 10 years of professional experience as a people leader at the senior level.
• Minimum 5 years’ regional security experience.
• Extensive operational experience in security management, Law Enforcement, or military preferred.
• Experience working domestically and internationally in multiple settings (office & field)
• Familiarity with global/international security laws, regulations, and an understanding and acceptance of varying global perspectives, ideologies, and cultures.
• Strong oral and written communication skills in the English language.
• Strong interpersonal, judgement and leadership skills and a demonstrated background in successfully leading complex programs/projects.
• Extensive crisis management/incident response experience.
• Demonstrable experience managing and executing event security functions.
• Demonstrable experience managing and executing executive protection/asset protection functions protection.
• Extensive operational experience in security management, Law Enforcement, or military service preferred.
• Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Power Point, etc.
• Able to work effectively across multiple cultures and time zones.
• Significant domestic and international travel required.
• Self motivated, self directed, flexible and able to work under pressure and in fast paced team environments.
• Strong understanding of designated region to include local laws, regulations, customs, and cultures.
• Strong understanding of security nuances (methodologies, vulnerabilities) within respective region
• High level of interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills, with an emphasis on collaboration, and the ability to engage executive-level decision-makers
• Excellent English language communication skills: experience communicating across multiple levels (including executive level), functions and regions; able to clearly and effectively communicate complex information both verbally and in writing.
• Experience establishing and implementing departmental strategic initiatives.
• Proven project management skills (multi-faceted & complex projects) with ability to handle multiple tasks and deliver results on time
• Experience conducting investigations on a variety of circumstances such as criminal activity, security violations, significant misconduct, etc.
• Has cultural awareness & sensitivity: ability to flex style to suit differing cultural norms and experience of leading a culturally diverse team.
• Can operate successfully in a highly autonomous environment.

Language: English fluency is required. Demonstrable multilingual capability (Hindi, Mandarin, Malay, Japanese) will be highly regarded.

Desired Characteristics:

• Humble: respectful, receptive, agile, eager to learn
• Transparent: shares critical information, speaks with candor, contributes constructively
• Focused: quick learner, strategically prioritizes work, committed
• Leadership ability: strong communicator, decision-maker, collaborative
• Problem solver: analytical-minded, challenges existing processes, critical thinker

Organisation/Entity:  Sydney Metro







Job category:  Projects







Job location:  Sydney, NSW, AU, 2000







Job reference number:  93960







Employment type:  Fixed Term Full-Time







Salary range:  An attractive remuneration package







Youre a leader who takes ownership and actively creates positive change. You know that to make a meaningful contribution there needs to be connection and collaboration across the organisation. Heres your opportunity to help our people make a big impact. In this role, youll: Join the Sydney Metro Project Delivery




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Opportunity to work on top-tier, landmark projects 
Senior leadership role within our renowned specialist civil engineering group 
Competitive salary package 
Flexible working hours and supportive working from home environment 

Join our team of intelligent and collaborative Changemakers and make your mark on tomorrow!   
Our WSP Property and Buildings Civil group have an exciting role for an Associate Director Civil to join our growing team in Sydney.  
Our Property and Buildings team is a world-leading management and technical consultancy operating across all sectors. We are passionate about tackling the complex and sophisticated challenges of the built environment and delivering innovative and sustainable solutions to create accessible, resilient and liveable communities. 
We are immensely proud of our extensive portfolio of projects both current and future. It demonstrates our breadth of capability and depth of expertise to transform our clients' vision into reality, ... Click here to view more detail / apply for Associate Director ? Civil

Top-Tier International Law Firm
Environment & Sustainability
Legal Director (7 PQE +)
London

This premium international law firm is a trusted partner to thousands of major businesses worldwide, including 40+ FTSE 100 companies and 50+ FTSE 250 companies. The firm operates out of offices in 16 countries acting for clients in over 150 clients worldwide, offering exceptional breadth of legal services.

The firm's Tier 1-ranked Environment & Sustainability team, recognized by both Legal 500 and Chambers, serve a diverse client base of blue chip companies, family-built enterprises, and public sector authorities across multiple sectors, including retail and consumer, transport, digital, health, industrial, manufacturing, automotive, energy, and utilities.

The team comprises of 5 lawyers operating at both the UK and global level, providing a comprehensive and holistic service for all environmental legal matters. Their expertise spans strategic and operational compliance advice, responsible investment and environmental governance, climate change planning and adaptation, incident response and regulatory investigations, enforcement and prosecution support, transactional support including deal structure and due diligence, major infrastructure projects, green claims and sustainable product development, carbon reporting and net-zero business strategies, and addressing various environmental challenges.

This highly-regarded international law firm are looking to recruit an experienced environmental lawyer with the core skills, quality and versatility to work on a variety of advisory, contentious and transactional work across the full spectrum of environmental and sustainability issues.

As part of the role, you can expect to advise on the full range of environmental legal issues including advisory, contentious and transactional projects. You will also manage complex cases and work with clients across a broad range of sectors. As a senior lawyer, you will play a crucial role in guiding and developing junior team members, providing ample opportunities for you to assume additional responsibilities and advance your career.

The successful candidate will have:

• At least 7 years environmental PQE gained at an appropriate level
• Proven experience of building and maintaining client relationships;
• Experience in supporting and developing junior team members;
• An understanding of the broad commercial interests of our client base; and
• Desire to operate in a team-based environment but working with colleagues across the firm.

Please apply as directed or confidentially contact Aidan McAvinue at Search Legal for more information. Alternatively, if this role is not for you, I am working a variety of other Environmental Law opportunities with ranked teams in the City London so would be interested to talk to any Environment lawyer.

Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age.

Director Cyber Security Operational Technology (12 Month Temporary Opportunity)







Organisation/Entity:  Sydney Metro







Job category:  Senior Executive







Job location:  Sydney, NSW, AU, 2000







Job reference number:  93570







Employment type:  Fixed Term Full-Time







Salary range:  An attractive remuneration package











Director Cyber Security (Operational Technology) - 12 month Temporary Opportunity You crave a career that pushes you, where you'll meet challenges head on and you're guaranteed




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Job description

It's time for you to create a strong profile in the Civil Engineering industry and drive your career and earnings forward. With this fantastic opportunity you will be able to come out of the shadows in your current role and flourish in a position where your opinions and commercial acumen are valued.

With a focus on staff development they encourage their employees to liaise with clients and have autonomy on projects thus broadening their engineering experience. 

It's in their Sydney office where they have a demand for an  Associate Director (Civil).

The role:

? Project diversity on a number of NSWs leading urban development projects.
? A supportive environment where open discussion and knowledge sharing is encouraged.
? Raise your industry profile by being exposed to major clients.
? Work on complex projects and provide innovative engineering solutions.
 
You will have:
 
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Opportunity to work on top-tier, landmark projects  Senior leadership role within our renowned specialist civil engineering group  Competitive salary package  Flexible working hours and supportive working from home environment  Join our team of intelligent and collaborative Changemakers and make your mark on tomorrow!    Our WSP Property and Buildings Civil group have an exciting role for an Associate Director – Civil to join our growing team in Sydney.   Our Property and Buildings team is a world-leading management and technical consultancy operating across all sectors. We are passionate about tackling the complex and sophisticated challenges of the built environment and delivering innovative and sustainable solutions to create accessible, resilient and liveable communities.  We are immensely proud of our extensive portfolio of projects – both current and future. It demonstrates our breadth of capability and depth of expertise to transform our clients' vision into reality, that are sustainable in every sense - commercially, technically, socially and environmentally.   Our…

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Our Technology Risk and Cyber team advises clients about their potential cyber and IT risks and opportunities. We work as an integrated business and as part of a larger multi-disciplinary team. The team draws on a diverse and dedicated group of people, powerful KPMG methodologies, innovating capability and assets, and global resources to support our clients in achieving the right milestones.
Your Opportunity
We currently have exciting opportunities for Consultants to Directors across our Tech Risk & Cyber Security divisions. In this team you will contribute by:
• Leading the delivery of cyber security activities and technology risk & assurance services, such as IT internal audits, service organisation controls reporting, IT and cyber risk assessments, penetration testing, creating governance procedure & plans and IT project assurance reviews and more
• Deliver work individually and in a team on a client-engagement basis, by following timelines, resources planning and budget
• Leading a team in gap and maturity assessments between the security processes and operations of clients against recognized global and domestic standards and regulations.

Our cyber security division looks for talent across the following areas:

• Cloud/Security Architecture
• Cyber
• Identity and Access Management
• Governance Risk Compliance
• Security Strategy and Governance
• Incident Response
• Business Resilience
How are you extraordinary?
• You get things done! You’re organized, efficient, and have a high attention to detail to deliver impactful outcomes
• You are a kind and compassionate leader with a passion for continually growing your leadership skills to get the best out of a diverse and multidisciplinary team
• You love being part of a collaborative and multidisciplinary team and building strong relationships both internally and externally
• You are an avid learner with a deep passion for Technology Risk & Cyber Security. You are curious, keen to collaborate, learn from others, and stay abreast of research and thought leadership in future of work trends and leadership.
Your Experience
At KPMG, we believe diversity of thought, background and experience strengthens relationships and delivers meaningful benefits to our people, our clients, and communities. To be considered for this opportunity, your qualifications, skills & experience could include:
• Experience in cyber security activities, technology risk & assurance services, such as but not limited to IT internal audits, service organisation controls reporting, IT risk assessments and IT project assurance reviews
• Diverse exposure to clients and industries with demonstrated ability developing commercial relationships
• Knowledge of global and domestic standards and regulations in relation to cyber and technology risk
• Ideally have one or more certifications relevant to the field of cyber security and/or technology risk
• A relevant tertiary qualification would be highly regarded though not mandatory (such as Computing, Engineering, Information Systems, IT, Accounting or related).
We are hiring for the following employment types: Casual, Max-Term Full-Time, Max-Term Part-Time, Permanent Full-Time & Permanent Part-Time.

We also have offices in the following locations:

• Sydney
• Melbourne
• Brisbane
• Perth
• Canberra
• Adelaide
• Hobart
• Gold Coast
• Darwin
• Townsville
• Parramatta
• Wollongong
• Newcastle/Hunter Region
• Geelong

Qualifications

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• Provide guidance to National Electronic Health Record (NEHR) project team in ensuring that NEHR system complies with security policies (IM8) and the relevant legal and regulatory frameworks (such as PDPA or Cybersecurity Act) throughout the product lifecycle
• Perform adequate risk management, including identification, assessment and provide treatment of security risks associated with NEHR. Risk assessment has to be performed in accordance with IM8 Risk Management Methodology framework
• Provide guidance to vulnerability assessments, source code review and penetration tests of NEHR system so that remediation actions can be undertaken by NEHR project team within the agreed timelines
• Provide security consulting and advisory to NEHR project team
• Review RFP proposal compliance with security requirements
• Review architecture design developed by Enterprise/Solution/Security Architect
• Perform cybersecurity assurance activities across the different stages of SDLC
• Perform independent assessments of the technical security controls implemented within the projects/systems to determine the overall effectiveness of the controlsDegree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering or equivalent
• At least 10 years of IT security experience in areas of security governance, risk management, application security design, security project management or security operation
• Strong risk management and risk articulation skills
• Professional security certification is preferable, such as CISSP, CISM, CISA or other similar security certifications
• Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and as a team member with minimal direction
• Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills
• Good written and communication skills