Product Security Integration Manager
Product Security Integration Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Integrate product security deliverables and practices into the portfolio of global Alcon products
- Manage and track product security deliverables for various Alcon products
- Act as a product incident response manager and lead Alcon coordination and response to product security incidents/vulnerabilities
- Lead and support life cycle management (LCM), change management, escalations and post-production security activities for commercialized marketed products
- Support internal quality audits related to product security processes and procedures
- Bachelor's Degree or equivalent years of directly related experience (or high school +13 yrs; Assoc.+9 yrs; M.S.+2 yrs; PhD+0 yrs)
- The ability to fluently read, write, understand, and communicate in English 5 Years of Relevant Experience in program integration, security management, and leading complex products/projects, a basic understanding of software development and security development life cycle
- Knowledge of and experience in leading complex products, services, and solutions especially security and related technologies
- Experience with technical project management
- Demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with global teams
- Industry experience in a regulatory environment.
- Experience in the delivery of a system integration strategy, process and execution plans.
- Demonstrated ability to develop structured integration frameworks and playbooks to ensure consistency and quality of the product security deliverables
- Thinks about creative ways to apply integration program management best practices to enable teams to operate more efficiently.
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