Cybersecurity Project Manager

Who are we?

It all starts with the mission: NVISO is here to protect European society from potentially devastating cyber attacks. This means we offer cyber security services to private and governmental organizations to help them better prepare for, prevent, detect and respond to cyber security incidents. All of this is built on four fundamental values that define who we are: We are Proud, We Break Barriers, We Care and No BS!

What will you do?

As Cybersecurity Project Manager, you will lead the delivery of projects that help protect organizations and the people who depend on them across Europe. You will bring together NVISO specialists in security operations, automation, Detection Engineering, Cybersecurity Architecture and incident response to turn customer ambitions into delivered security solutions.

You will manage implementation, integration and improvement projects from kick-off through acceptance and handover to the teams responsible for ongoing operations. You will keep scope, timelines and dependencies aligned, and make sure customers and colleagues know what has been agreed, what comes next and where a decision is needed.

You will work closely with Business Development, senior management and technical experts, organizing their contributions and following commitments through. Your cybersecurity knowledge will help you ask informed questions and connect technical dependencies to delivery decisions. Experts retain technical ownership; you bring the people, plans and decisions together to deliver the project.

Typical responsibilities include:

• Managing implementation projects from kick-off to acceptance, with clear scope, milestones, dependencies and responsibilities across NVISO teams and customer stakeholders;

• Securing commitments from capability leads and organizing timely support and decisions from Business Development, senior management and technical experts;

• Leading customer meetings and delivery reporting, aligning expectations and communicating progress, risks and next steps in language suited to each audience;

• Managing risks, issues and scope changes, agreeing achievable plans and escalating decisions with clear options and their impact on delivery;

• Tracking effort, budget consumption and forecast-to-complete, and reporting deviations and proposed actions to the senior manager, who retains P&L ownership;

• Coordinating expert validation, customer acceptance and operational handover, then closing the project with follow-up actions assigned and lessons captured.

Requirements

• You hold citizenship in one of the 32 NATO member states;

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant field, or equivalent professional experience;