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Governance, Risk & Compliance Consultant - Remote - $150k-175kSummaryExperienced as a GRC consultantIn-depth knowledge of the CMMC framework, NIST SP 800-171, and DFARS 252.204-7012 regulations.Requirements to acquire a SECRET level II security clearance.Client ProfileMy client is a premier cybersecurity consultancy, blending advanced offensive and defensive strategies to safeguard customers and contributes a lot back to cybersecurity research. They work with a scope of companies - large enterprises from a range of industries, to SME and the government, for critical support in managing their cyber frameworks.With more work, comes more growth and thus they currently searching for a GRC Consultant with a strong cybersecurity consulting backgroundRole ProfileIn this position your mandate is to ensure that their clients meet the stringent cybersecurity standards set by regulatory bodies in their industries and jurisdictions. Working remotely, you'll advise clients on best practices, develop work plans, harness resources, and ultimately drive engagements to completion. This is a challenging role, but also an outstanding opportunity to join an accelerating startup in a position thats crucial to the companys continued success.Candidate ProfileTo be considered for this role, first and foremost, as an ideal candidate - youre a natural consultant: driven, highly organized, autonomous and analytical, with outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to quickly establish your credibility and build trusting relationships with clients.You thrive under pressure, you learn fast, and your expertise stretches beyond typical GRC work into the implementation of cybersecurity controls to support clients continuous improvement efforts.It is essential that you fulfil the requirements to acquire a SECRET level II security clearance.Key Qualifications5-8 years of experience in IT security, risk management, or compliance.Current certification as a Registered Practitioner Advanced (RPA) or Registered Practitioner (RP) is an asset. The ability to achieve a Registered Practitioner (RP) credential under the CMMC version 2.0 framework is essential.In-depth knowledge of the CMMC framework, NIST SP 800-171, and DFARS 252.204-7012 regulations.Relevant professional certifications such as CISSP, CRISC, CISA, CISM, coupled with advanced knowledge of a range of cybersecurity technologies and solutions.Skilled and experienced in managing projects and leading consulting engagements, with a record of delivering exceptional value to clients.Experience with cybersecurity systems and infrastructure design and configuration is a significant asset.