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Security Risk & Engineering - Enterprise & Cloud Security - Senior Manager

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pwcEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Overview: In this Senior Manager role, you lead client-facing cloud security work across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, shaping security design, risk assessment, and threat monitoring. You guide complex client conversations, direct teams, and translate findings into business-aligned recommendations to secure transformation. You bring deep cloud security expertise and influence to strengthen client security postures. You work with cross-functional teams to deliver measurable security outcomes. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision 401k holiday pay vacation personal and family sick leave annual discretionary bonus
Responsibilities: Lead enterprise and cloud security engagements across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS environments Advise clients on cloud security architecture, controls, and risk reduction Direct risk assessments, vulnerability testing, and security reviews Translate technical findings into clear, business-aligned recommendations Coordinate security engineering activities for network, endpoint, and cloud infrastructure Monitor emerging threats and cloud security trends to inform remediations and future designs Coach teams through complex security challenges and promote collaboration Prioritize issues and escalate critical risks to support client decisions on large initiatives
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree described as required 7+ years of relevant experience Cloud security architecture experience in enterprise environments Ability to communicate actionable recommendations to clients Experience guiding teams through ambiguity and coaching collaboration Strong judgment for prioritizing issues and risk escalation Knowledge of cloud service providers and cloud risk and control challenges strong communication leadership and coaching influence and collaboration cloud security architecture risk assessments vulnerability testing

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