Analista De Gestão Da Cultura De Segurança Cibernética (1 Vaga) (home Based) - [open To Internal And External Applicants]

Organizational Context

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) partners with the National Council of Justice (CNJ) in Brazil on project BRA/25/025, aimed at strengthening cybersecurity and transparency within the Judiciary. This initiative focuses on developing and implementing tools and strategies to enhance cybersecurity, digital preservation, and information integrity, thereby improving system and user protection. The project is structured across four coordination axes and four work fronts, including fostering a cybersecurity culture.

Job Purpose

The Cybersecurity Culture Management Analyst will lead the "Fostering Cybersecurity Culture" workstream within the BRA/25/025 project, a partnership between UNDP and the CNJ in Brazil. This role is crucial for developing and implementing strategies to enhance cybersecurity awareness and practices across the Judiciary. The analyst will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising activities related to building a robust cybersecurity culture, ensuring alignment with project objectives and contributing to the overall strengthening of institutional security, transparency, and efficiency in judicial processes. The position operates remotely, requiring suitable home-based work conditions.

Responsibilities

The Cybersecurity Culture Management Analyst is responsible for leading the "Fostering Cybersecurity Culture" workstream. Key duties include strategic planning and coordination of initiatives for developing institutional capacities, prevention, response, education, innovation, and certification in cybersecurity across various branches of the Justice system. This involves structuring advanced cybersecurity training programs, promoting safe digital practices and risk perception among CNJ staff, and developing innovative cybersecurity solutions through an innovation lab. The role also entails establishing institutional certification models, defining maturity indicators, and monitoring cultural impact. Additionally, the analyst will produce reports, foster institutional partnerships with educational and research bodies, facilitate knowledge management by documenting best practices, and support strategic decision-making through data analysis.

Work Experience

Candidates with a Master's degree require no professional experience. Those with a Bachelor's degree must have at least two years of experience in training programs, institutional capacity development, or fostering digital culture. Desired experience includes data analysis, applied research, strategic planning, public policy, designing and implementing institutional training strategies, project management, stakeholder engagement, and using data for decision-making.

Skills

Strategic planning and coordination, advanced cybersecurity training development, promoting safe digital practices, cybersecurity innovation, institutional certification, data analysis, research, stakeholder engagement, project management, knowledge management, communication, and reporting.

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