The Project Cybersecurity Architect is responsible for defining, maintaining and governing cybersecurity architectures for railway and infrastructure projects in Israel.
The initial assignment will support the Haifa-Nazareth Nofit Light Rail Project. The position may subsequently support other projects according to business priorities and workload.
The role translates contractual, operational, safety and technical requirements into secure and resilient architectures, cybersecurity requirements and risk-treatment measures.
The employee shall promote the Alstom Code of Ethics and maintain high standards of professional conduct, integrity and confidentiality.

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