Job Overview IQVIA Connected Devices is a service that accelerates trial outcomes by streamlining the selection and deployment of medical devices to collect and analyze data.
It provides customized solutions to accelerate clinical development and commercialization in such things as diabetes trials with enhanced glucose data collection, closer to the patient.
Connected devices are physical objects that can connect with each other and other systems via the internet. They span everything from traditional computing hardware, such as a laptop or desktop, to common mobile devices, such as a smartphone or tablet, to an increasingly wide range of physical devices and objects.
In this role you will provide the subject matter expertise on and oversight of an information security capability and/or control.
The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer role is a vital part of our Cybersecurity Engineering team as part of the IQVIA Connected Devices organisation.
This is a hands-on security engineering role ensuring the secure operation of the IQVIA information technology (IT) infrastructure and secure software development processes through operating and maintaining our security safeguards for Connected Devices.
You will work alongside and partner with the IT community and business teams across IQVIA as required in support of Connected Devices and deliver an ongoing Information Security program for Connected Devices.
You will contribute to the success of the Connected Devices work streams through the operation of advanced technologies that provide adequate protection against threats to information systems and, in particular, the data assets.
Essential Functions Manage the operation of one or more information security capabilities and/or controls. Provide leadership and direction within the area of responsibility. Oversee the development and implementation of functional governance and regulatory standards (Standard Operating Procedures, Engagement Models/Workflows, Key Performance Indicators) within the area of responsibility. Familiarity with DevSecOps, shift left, and security as code methods and approaches. Experience implementing Static and Dynamic Security Testing, Software Composition Analysis, Secret Scanning, Container Vulnerability Scans, Open-Source License checks, Trusted Dependency Stores. Familiarity with security tooling (Application security, Cloud Security Management, Cloud SIEM etc.) - preferably Datadog. Provide regular performance updates on the area of responsibility. Act as Subject Matter Expert for the area of responsibility, working on issues where analysis of situations or data requires detailed knowledge. Design, develop, and maintain IT security programs and processes that may include vulnerability and risk assessments, threat analysis, and security code reviews to identify potential design and implementation vulnerabilities. Define and implement IT security policies and features for products including systems, applications, and/or solutions. Plan, assess, and execute risk mitigation strategies and business continuity planning. Implement assessment and treatment processes to adequately identify, manage, communicate, and control operational, information, and regulatory risks within IT. Monitor third-party service providers, partners, and vendors for IT security-related risks and requirements. Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent experience. Equivalent work experience may substitute for degree. 3 years of related work experience. Desirable CISSP - Cert Information Systems Security Professional. CISM - Certified Information Security Manager. CRISC - Certified in Risk and Information Security Controls. IQVIA is a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions, and clinical research services to the life sciences industry.
We believe in pushing the boundaries of human science and data science to make the biggest impact possible to help our customers create a healthier world. Learn more at IQVIA.
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