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Job Title: Technical Program Manager
Location: Palm Beach, FL
Employment Type: Contract
Duration: 12 months
Overview
The Technical Program Manager leads enterprise-wide cybersecurity initiatives with a primary focus on vulnerability management. This role spans technical, operational, and strategic functions to ensure systems and applications remain secure, compliant, and resilient.
Key Responsibilities
Program Leadership & Strategy
Develop and execute the vulnerability management roadmap, governance models, and secure development practices.
Oversee vulnerability assessments and remediation across infrastructure, applications, and third-party ecosystems.
Ensure adherence to internal security policies, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.
Drive cross-functional coordination to prioritize, track, and resolve systemic vulnerabilities.
Stakeholder Engagement & Liaison Responsibilities
Act as the primary liaison between cybersecurity, engineering, IT operations, and business units to align priorities and ensure clear communication.
Translate technical risks into business impact and provide actionable guidance to leadership and non-technical stakeholders.
Provide executive-level briefings on risk posture, remediation progress, and program performance.
Lead training and workshops to elevate organizational awareness of vulnerability management and secure coding practices.
Metrics & Reporting
Define and track KPIs such as remediation SLAs, vulnerability aging, risk scoring trends, and program maturity indicators.
Develop dashboards and reporting mechanisms tailored for both technical and business audiences.
Continuously assess program effectiveness and recommend improvements based on measurable outcomes and threat landscape changes.
Qualifications
10 years of proven program management experience in cybersecurity or vulnerability management.
Strong understanding of vulnerability management tools, processes, and lifecycle.
Familiarity with industry frameworks and compliance requirements
Location: Palm Beach, FL
Employment Type: Contract
Duration: 12 months
Overview
The Technical Program Manager leads enterprise-wide cybersecurity initiatives with a primary focus on vulnerability management. This role spans technical, operational, and strategic functions to ensure systems and applications remain secure, compliant, and resilient.
Key Responsibilities
Program Leadership & Strategy
Develop and execute the vulnerability management roadmap, governance models, and secure development practices.
Oversee vulnerability assessments and remediation across infrastructure, applications, and third-party ecosystems.
Ensure adherence to internal security policies, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.
Drive cross-functional coordination to prioritize, track, and resolve systemic vulnerabilities.
Stakeholder Engagement & Liaison Responsibilities
Act as the primary liaison between cybersecurity, engineering, IT operations, and business units to align priorities and ensure clear communication.
Translate technical risks into business impact and provide actionable guidance to leadership and non-technical stakeholders.
Provide executive-level briefings on risk posture, remediation progress, and program performance.
Lead training and workshops to elevate organizational awareness of vulnerability management and secure coding practices.
Metrics & Reporting
Define and track KPIs such as remediation SLAs, vulnerability aging, risk scoring trends, and program maturity indicators.
Develop dashboards and reporting mechanisms tailored for both technical and business audiences.
Continuously assess program effectiveness and recommend improvements based on measurable outcomes and threat landscape changes.
Qualifications
10 years of proven program management experience in cybersecurity or vulnerability management.
Strong understanding of vulnerability management tools, processes, and lifecycle.
Familiarity with industry frameworks and compliance requirements