Head of Cybersecurity Risk Management (f/m/d)
About the Role
Location Germany Bayern Erlangen Company Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG Organization EVP Global Functions Business Unit Cybersecurity Full / Part time Full-time Experience Level Experienced Professional
A Snapshot of Your Day As the Head of Cybersecurity Risk Management (f/m/d) at Siemens Energy, you lead a global team that steers the strategic direction, long-term maturity evolution, and global alignment of cybersecurity risk management. Your team ensures that Siemens Energy operates with a unified, robust, and future-oriented cybersecurity risk management model, enabling transparency, informed decision-making, and consistent cybersecurity risk oversight across SE. Your leadership strengthens SE’s strategic resilience and positions cybersecurity as a core enabler of business performance and trust.How You’ll Make an Impact
1. Define SE’s Global Cybersecurity Risk Management Vision to align with corporate strategy and the global cybersecurity landscape.
2. Steer the development of a unified cybersecurity risk governance model that enhances clarity and accountability across all business areas.
3. Guide leadership teams and stakeholders in understanding the cybersecurity risk posture and making informed strategic decisions.
4. Ensure the integration of the cybersecurity risk management framework into operational models and corporate programs.
5. Inspire and develop a high-performing global team, fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.
6. Position cybersecurity risk management as a strategic decision-enabler for executive and business leadership.
What You Bring
7. Degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field.
8. Longstanding experience in cybersecurity risk management with a strong grasp of the evolving threat landscape and best practices.
9. Proven ability to inspire and lead a high-performing global team, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and inclusivity.
10. Strong skills in translating complex cybersecurity risks into clear strategic options for decision-making forums.
11. Confident participation in strategic discussions, demonstrating a general understanding of non-cybersecurity-related risk management concepts, including ERM and financial risk exposure.
12. Fluency in English; proficiency in German is an advantage.