Security Analyst – Governance

Description : Background

Enterprise Security is responsible for all aspects of security within the organization including cyber, physical and personnel security. We operate with our partners in the SCADA and Automations teams to provide security to the Industrial Control Systems Network along with our partners in Information Systems to secure the corporate IT infrastructure. The Enterprise Security department is a newly formed department within SaskEnergy and continues to expand its scope of practice.

Description of Requirements

SaskEnergy is seeking one (1) security analyst governance resource, with broad security and governance based backgrounds to join the Enterprise Security team. The preferred resource should have a minimum of 5 years of recent and practical governance experience, and a minimum of 3 years working as part of a security team. The resources will need to show a broad understanding of security principles, practices, and security trends. The proposed resource(s) MUST have experience working in security governance and business continuity, demonstrated experience in governance risk and compliance, experience with regulations and standards, show what experience they have with preparing and maintaining policies and standards, and Security Certification (CISSP, SANS GIAC certification, CISM). Technical experience to coincide with the security governance experience would be considered an asset.

The key skills and knowledge areas required for the Senior Resource are outlined in attached Appendix C – Supplementary Specifications. North American job experience is considered an asset for this proposal. Proponents are encouraged to provide specific and qualitative verbiage of other areas where their expertise can add value to our teams, and make our projects as successful as possible. We are looking for a well-rounded developer to fill this role.

The preference for start date is as soon as possible. This role is a one year term after which SaskEnergy will evaluate its ongoing requirements and potentially extend the term for this resource in accordance with the terms and conditions of the proponent’s master services agreement. The resource is required on site at SaskEnergy Head Office in Regina, Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm.