The Director of Crisis Simulations is responsible for managing the global portfolio of tabletop exercises, including scenario design, facilitation, and after-action reporting. They will also lead the crisis simulation team, drive commercial growth, and integrate the practice within the wider Zurich group.
Manage the planning, delivery, governance, and closure of internal Cyber Services projects, including outsourced ticket triage onboarding and Zendesk process improvements. Coordinate stakeholders and resources, track risks and deliverables, and provide operational and executive reporting.
You will identify manual business workflows to automate by building and deploying AI agents using Claude and Microsoft Copilot Studio. Additionally, you will establish security guardrails and lead an AI champions program to empower non-technical teams to build their own agents.
The Cyber Services Manager leads end-to-end cyber incident management and facilitates client engagements such as tabletop exercises. They are responsible for maintaining client relationships, driving service adoption, and ensuring operational excellence through consistent documentation and communication.
You will deploy, configure, and maintain AI security platforms while managing endpoint enforcement policies and monitoring platform health. Additionally, you will build detection logic, automate onboarding processes, and mentor analysts on AI risk and tooling.
Design and build a consolidated data platform across Snowflake and other sources to support internal and customer-facing applications. Develop reliable data pipelines and establish data standards to ensure data is fast, trustworthy, and ready for AI agents.
Design, build, and maintain services for the Exposure Management platform while leading technical initiatives for scanning and asset discovery. Collaborate with product and threat research teams to integrate AI-driven vulnerability prioritization and deliver high-quality security features.
Conduct vulnerability research on internet-exposed services and develop detection logic to identify emerging threats. Collaborate with internal teams to transform research findings into actionable security advisories and automated detection workflows.
The Senior Product Manager will own the strategy, roadmap, and execution for the Exposure Management suite, acting as the connective tissue between engineering, threat intelligence, and go-to-market teams. They are responsible for translating complex cyber risk data into actionable product features while ensuring alignment with market needs and business objectives.
The Accounting Manager will lead accounting operations, financial reporting, and month-end close activities while driving process improvements through automation. They will also manage and mentor a small accounting team while partnering cross-functionally to support company growth.
The Cyber Services Manager leads end-to-end cyber incident management and coordinates between policyholders, brokers, and legal counsel. They are also responsible for delivering client-specific risk engagements and driving the adoption of security services to meet revenue targets.
