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Information Security GRC Specialist - 12 months

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Role Overview

We're looking for an experienced Information Security GRC Specialist to join a leading organisation undergoing major technology change.

This is a hands-on role within a growing Information Security team helping to shape and embed GRC strategy across new systems, platforms, and processes.

You'll play a key part in defining and implementing security governance, risk, and compliance frameworks, ensuring alignment with industry standards and upcoming regulations. The role combines policy development, risk management, and compliance oversight with strong technical awareness across infrastructure and cloud environments.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and maintain cybersecurity policies, procedures, and controls
Conduct and support risk assessments, mitigation, and reporting
Ensure compliance with regulatory and internal standards
Partner with technology teams to integrate security across platforms and workflows
Support incident response and post-incident reviews
Promote security awareness and best practice across the organisation

Essential Experience

You'll have a technical background (infrastructure, systems, or cloud) and have transitioned into information security, giving you a strong understanding of how security integrates into technology delivery

At least 3-5 years' experience in Information Security / GRC
Hands-on technical foundation in networks, operating systems, or cloud environments
CISSP or similar certification preferred
Strong understanding of frameworks such as NIST and ISO/IEC 27001
Knowledge of regulatory environments (FCA, DORA, SEC, MAS)

Modis International Ltd acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers in the UK. Modis Europe Ltd provide a variety of international solutions that connect clients to the best talent in the world. For all positions based in Switzerland, Modis Europe Ltd works with its licensed Swiss partner Accurity GmbH to ensure that candidate applications are handled in accordance with Swiss law.

Both Modis International Ltd and Modis Europe Ltd are Equal Opportunities Employers.

By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Modis International Ltd and/ or Modis Europe Ltd. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement which explains how we will use your information is available on the Modis website

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