Global Detection & Response Engineering Lead

Referment; New York (NY); Sur place; USD 230 000 - 320 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Referment, a global investment and technology business, seeks a leader to head the Detection and Response function within Information Security in New York. You will set the strategy for global security operations and lead the team responsible for identifying and responding to incidents.

You will assess the current environment, strengthen monitoring and auditing, and decide where advanced technology can materially improve detection and response.

Qualifications

• Approximately 12 to 15 years of relevant experience, including leadership of technical teams.
• Substantial security-operations and incident-response expertise.
• Experience designing and implementing monitoring or auditing frameworks.
• Strong strategic judgement alongside the ability to engage with technical detail.
• Exceptional communication and stakeholder-management skills.

Responsabilités

• Set direction for global incident detection and response and develop the technical team responsible for it.
• Assess current capabilities, prioritise improvements and build stronger monitoring and auditing frameworks.
• Evaluate automation and agentic workflows that can improve threat detection and response.
• Explain complex security issues and strategy clearly to senior leaders.
• Develop productive relationships with specialist external security partners and consultancies.

Connaissances

Security leadership

Incident response leadership

Security operations

Monitoring frameworks

Auditing frameworks

Strategic thinking

Stakeholder management

Communication

Description du poste

Referment, a global investment and technology business, seeks a leader to head the Detection and Response function within Information Security in New York. You will set the strategy for global security operations and lead the team responsible for identifying and responding to incidents.

You will assess the current environment, strengthen monitoring and auditing, and decide where advanced technology can materially improve detection and response.