Project Manager (IT) - Senior (Onsite) JP887

Pathlion; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Pathlion in Edmonton seeks a Senior Project Manager (IT) onsite to lead the CTS Cybersecurity Program within Alberta Courts. You will align security architecture with business needs, drive risk-based decisions, and coordinate cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities include onboarding security services, credentialing stakeholders, and guiding incident response, policy development, and AI-assisted security initiatives in a public-sector setting.

Responsibilities

• Lead implementation and advancement of the CTS Cybersecurity Program in a judicial environment, providing risk-based cybersecurity architecture leadership for new and existing services.
• Deliver priority initiatives including: Information Management and Security Services (IMSS) contract onboarding, tuning, and leadership support; enterprise vulnerability management technical implementation; Threat and Risk Assessment (TRA) framework contract onboarding and support leadership; application security risk assessments; firewall and security control optimization; and security architecture reviews for new systems and major changes.
• Create, implement, and operationalize cybersecurity incident response playbooks; support incident readiness activities (e.g., exercises/drills) and incorporate lessons learned.
• Advance draft cybersecurity policies, standards, and procedures through approval and adoption within the Courts.
• Prepare executive/judicial-ready briefing notes, decision requests, and status reporting -translating technical security topics into business risk and actionable recommendations.
• Collaborate with stakeholders including Procurement, Legal, Finance, Enterprise Architecture, governance committees, Court users, and vendors; navigate public-sector procurement, privacy, and compliance requirements with discretion appropriate to sensitive court security information.
• Identify opportunities to use AI and automation to strengthen cybersecurity (e.g., improved detection, automated security operations) and contribute to AI-related security/privacy governance controls.

Job description

About the job Project Manager (IT) - Senior (Onsite) JP887

Project Name: Court Technology Services Cybersecurity Program

Scope: Court Technology Services (CTS) is advancing a multi-initiative cybersecurity program to strengthen the security posture of Alberta Courts' technology services. The program focuses on risk-based security architecture, vulnerability management, threat and risk assessment practices, incident response readiness, and governance/policy improvements appropriate to a judicial environment.

Duties

• Lead implementation and advancement of the CTS Cybersecurity Program in a judicial environment, providing risk-based cybersecurity architecture leadership for new and existing services.


• Deliver priority initiatives including: Information Management and Security Services (IMSS) contract onboarding, tuning, and leadership support; enterprise vulnerability management technical implementation; Threat and Risk Assessment (TRA) framework contract onboarding and support leadership; application security risk assessments; firewall and security control optimization; and security architecture reviews for new systems and major changes.


• Create, implement, and operationalize cybersecurity incident response playbooks; support incident readiness activities (e.g., exercises/drills) and incorporate lessons learned.


• Advance draft cybersecurity policies, standards, and procedures through approval and adoption within the Courts.


• Prepare executive/judicial-ready briefing notes, decision requests, and status reporting -translating technical security topics into business risk and actionable recommendations.


• Collaborate with stakeholders including Procurement, Legal, Finance, Enterprise Architecture, governance committees, Court users, and vendors; navigate public-sector procurement, privacy, and compliance requirements with discretion appropriate to sensitive court security information.


• Identify opportunities to use AI and automation to strengthen cybersecurity (e.g., improved detection, automated security operations) and contribute to AI-related security/privacy governance controls.