Cyber Security Transformation Project Manager

Osborne and Richardson; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Osborne Richardson is seeking a Project Manager with strong cyber security experience to lead large-scale uplift and risk remediation programs within government or regulated environments.

You will manage scope, schedule, budget, RAID artifacts and executive reporting while coordinating cross‑functional teams and stakeholder engagement to deliver compliant outcomes.

The 12‑month Sydney contract starts 1 February 2027, with baseline security clearance required and extensions possible.

Qualifications

• Baseline security clearance is mandatory.
• Experience delivering large-scale cyber security uplift programs in government or regulated environments.
• Familiarity with PSPF, ISM, Essential 8, NIST and ASD guidance.

Responsibilities

• Lead delivery of cyber security uplift initiatives, remediation programs and risk reduction activities.
• Manage cross-functional delivery teams comprising cyber security, architecture, engineering, operations, testing and business resources.
• Oversee implementation of PSPF, ISM, Essential 8, NIST and ASD guidance.
• Manage project interdependencies across cyber security, infrastructure, identity, cloud, business continuity and operational resilience workstreams.
• Develop and maintain project governance artefacts, including RAID registers, schedules, status reports and executive briefs.
• Manage risks, issues and dependencies and ensure timely escalation.
• Support cyber security audits, accreditation activities and governance forums.
• Coordinate vendor, contractor and stakeholder engagement across multiple delivery streams.

Job description

Osborne Richardson is seeking a Project Manager with strong cyber security experience to lead large-scale uplift and risk remediation programs within government or regulated environments.

You will manage scope, schedule, budget, RAID artifacts and executive reporting while coordinating cross‑functional teams and stakeholder engagement to deliver compliant outcomes.

The 12‑month Sydney contract starts 1 February 2027, with baseline security clearance required and extensions possible.