Security Delivery Lead – Banking Sector

Overview

Job Description : Key Responsibilities

• Lead and manage a team comprising multiple security and engineering roles, including Security Compliance Officer, L2 / L3 F5 Application Security Engineers, Lead Network Security Engineer, L3 Network Security Engineer, L2 Network Security Engineers, L3 IAM & PKI Engineer, L2 IAM & PKI Engineers, L3 Data and Endpoint Security Engineers, and L2 Data and Endpoint Security Engineers.
• Act as the primary point of contact for client stakeholders on security operations and delivery matters.
• Ensure consistent, high-quality delivery of security services per agreed SLAs and KPIs.
• Coordinate and manage team schedules, deliverables, and performance reviews.
• Lead incident response coordination, Root Cause Analysis, and reporting when required.
• Oversee compliance with internal security policies, client security policies, and relevant regulatory frameworks (e.g., SAMA, NCA ECC).
• Drive continuous service improvement and operational efficiency across all security disciplines.
• Facilitate knowledge transfer, mentoring, and skill development within the team.
• Provide regular delivery updates, risk assessments, and reporting to client and internal management.
• Collaborate with other business units, project managers, and technology leaders to ensure integrated security support across the client’s environment.

Required Qualifications

Desired Skills and Certifications

Working Conditions

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