VP, Cybersecurity Technology Engineer

ING Hubs Romania•New York, NY

27d•$143,000 - $181,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Vice President, Cybersecurity Technology engineer is an individual contributor and trusted extension into information security team reporting to WB America’s CISO. The role translates cybersecurity strategy and tactical into measurable execution across WB Americas, with primary accountability for artificial intelligence security, ransomware resilience, Identity and access management, and the continuous advancement of cybersecurity technologies and capabilities. The role combines broad cybersecurity expertise, independent judgment, cross-functional influence, and discipline of technical program/project management. It supports the CISO in shaping priorities, coordinating complex initiatives, resolving delivery risks, and ensuring that technology change produces sustainable risk reduction, operational resilience, and regulatory readiness.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or master’s degree in cybersecurity, computer science, engineering, information systems, risk management, business, or related discipline. An advanced degree is beneficial.
6+ years of relevant experience across cybersecurity, technology, cyber resilience, security governance, or technical program management in a complex enterprise.
Demonstrated Subject matter expertise enterprise in cybersecurity or technology programs involving different global stakeholders, technical teams, risk functions, auditors, or regulators.
Strong working knowledge of AI security, ransomware resilience, cyber recovery, security architecture, Red/Blue team and modern security technologies.
Experience in a highly regulated financial services environment is strongly preferred.
Proven ability to translate complex technical and risk matters into actionable roadmaps, executive decisions, and measurable outcomes.
Program management experience across roadmaps, dependencies, risk and issue management, governance, implementation readiness, and benefits realization.
Cybersecurity foundational and technical understanding.
Frontier AI security governance and emerging technology risk.
Ransomware resilience, incident preparedness, and cyber recovery.
Technical program and portfolio management.
Cyber risk, controls, audit, and cyber regulatory readiness.
Operational excellence, automation, and measurable risk reduction.

Nice To Haves

Relevant certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, CCSP, PMP, or equivalent are preferred to be a blend of cybersecurity and program-management credentials is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Support the CISO in delivering key cybersecurity, technology, resilience, and governance priorities mainly around High privilege access, Change Management, and cyber resilience.
Coordinate security projects across technology, business, business, risk, legal, compliance, audit, and global security teams on different technology projects and provide subject matter expertise where required.
Prepare clear updates for management on progress, key risks, required decisions, and upcoming priorities.
Track cybersecurity projects, action items, regulatory requirements, and remediation activities through completion.
Support the secure use of Frontier AI by helping conduct risk assessments, define security controls, and monitor governance implementation.
Work with technology, data, privacy, legal, and business teams to include security requirements throughout the design and use of AI agentic solutions.
Monitor AI-related threats and emerging technologies and enforce recommend practical improvements to security controls and processes and assist CISO in security architecture reviews.
Help coordinate ransomware readiness and cyber recovery activities, including scenario testing, tabletop exercises, critical service dependencies, lessons learned, and remediation tracking.
Manage cybersecurity initiatives by defining responsibilities, milestones, dependencies, risks, and expected outcomes, while helping teams resolve delivery challenges.
Support cyber risk assessments, audits, regulatory reviews, control improvements, and issue remediation while building effective working relationships across regional and global teams.