Technical Project Manager in Security Testing (Nova Scotia)

Technical Project Manager in Security Testing (Nova Scotia)

25 Aug
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Info-Ways
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Nova Scotia

25 Aug

Info-Ways

Nova Scotia

Join a leading global financial services firm as a Technical Project Manager within the Penetration Testing Team. Manage multiple security testing engagements while collaborating with various stakeholders and ensuring high-quality outcomes.

This Technical Project Manager role requires a minimum of five years in technology with knowledge of application and infrastructure security. You will oversee penetration testing engagements, manage vendor relationships, and deliver executive-level reports. Proficiency in Microsoft Office is essential, along with detail-oriented and creative problem-solving skills.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage multiple penetration testing engagements accurately
• Verify closure of remediated security findings
• Generate metrics and comprehensive reporting




• Create documentation and presentations for executives
• Oversee additional security-related projects as needed

Requirements:
• Minimum 5 years of work experience in technology
• Understanding of application and infrastructure security
• Robust written communication and presentation abilities
• Detail-oriented, organized, and results-focused mindset
• Ability to manage multiple tasks with deadlines

Excel in risk management and deliver results with your project management skills in this vital security role.
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📌 Technical Project Manager in Security Testing (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Info-Ways
📍 Nova Scotia

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