Head Of Department, Technology, Resilience & Cyber
Financial Conduct Authority
London, United Kingdom
Base: £140,000 to £175,000 in london; base: £126,0...
Hybrid
Significant experience managing key stakeholders
In-depth experience in technology regulation
Experience leading teams to deliver complex work
The role involves leading a department responsible for protecting consumers and markets from operational disruption and cyber-attacks within the UK financial system
Job Summary
The role involves leading a department responsible for protecting consumers and markets from operational disruption and cyber-attacks within the UK financial system.
Candidates will chair crisis coordination meetings with high-level government bodies including HMT, PRA, and NCSC as part of the UK's Sector Response Framework.
The position offers a competitive benefits package including up to 12% pension contributions, private healthcare, and life assurance.
Matching Summary
The role involves leading a department responsible for protecting consumers and markets from operational disruption and cyber-attacks within the UK financial system.
Salary
Base: £140,000 to £175,000 in London; Base: £126,000 to £157,500 nationally; Benefits: Up to 12% pension contribution; Private healthcare; Life assurance
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Significant experience managing key stakeholders
In-depth experience in technology regulation
Experience leading teams to deliver complex work
Strong communication skills for non-technical audiences
Ability to make challenging risk-based decisions
Nice-to-have
Experience with artificial intelligence and quantum computing
Open and flexible management style
Commitment to building diverse talent
Desire to support others' learning in emerging tech
Key Requirements
Developed Vetting (DV) security clearance required
Minimum significant experience in technology regulation or operational resilience
Proven track record of developing and communicating new policies
Work Rights
Must obtain Developed Vetting (DV) security clearance