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SOURCE.ME is hiring an Information Security Officer to own the ISMS end-to-end and drive improvements across the organisation. You’ll coordinate security audits, manage risk and ensure practical governance in collaboration with engineering and legal teams.
The role requires a security-minded, organised professional who can translate risk into actionable decisions and influence architecture reviews. Hybrid work with onsite presence in Eindhoven area is expected.
Information Security Officer | Netherlands
I'm working with a logistics-tech platform shipping high volumes of parcels for retailers big and small, plugged into dozens of carriers, running across multiple markets at once. Looks simple from the outside. Underneath, it's anything but.
They're looking for an Information Security Officer to make sure none of it becomes a headline.
You'll be coordinating, chasing and delivering. Execution on the technical side sits with the security engineer and ops, your job is to own the whole cycle and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
You'll be responsible for owning the ISMS end to end. Think security questionnaires, audit prep, internal audits, documentation, and the improvement projects that actually get shipped, not just written up.
Working alongside engineering, platform, legal and support, you'll be the one turning security risk into clear decisions, not just more documentation.
The philosophy is simple: your job is to make the safe path the easy path.
What's in scope :
But nobody's hiring off a certificate stack.
If you're used to a team of analysts backing you up, this isn't that. It's just you, coordinating everyone else. Certifications help, but character matters more here: organised, communicative, and happy wearing a couple of different hats.
For someone ideally on their second or third role in security. You've run or co-run an ISMS before, probably as the number two to someone more senior, and you're ready to own it outright.
Now, what's on offer?...< /p>
There's more, but won't spoil it just yet
This one's worth the virtual coffee, trust me.