Cyber Security Support

  • How many paid working hours: 20 hrs/ week
  • Remote work with occasional site travel
  • Rate: $40 - $55
  • Familiarity with the ECC Process as outlined in BP-PROC-01081 is an asset.
  • Knowledge of Bruce Power’s Cyber Security governance and CSA N290.7 is considered an asset.
  • Must have a Bruce Power security clearance

Role Overview

The client is seeking an experienced Cyber Security Support Specialist to support the Design Engineering Division. This role will focus on developing technical documentation, supporting cyber security governance processes, and collaborating with multiple internal stakeholders in a highly regulated nuclear environment.

The successful candidate will bring strong technical writing skills, the ability to work cross-functionally, and experience contributing to and leading technical discussions.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop, write, and maintain cyber security–related technical procedures and documentation
  • Support cyber security governance activities within the Design Engineering Division
  • Collaborate effectively across multiple internal organizations and stakeholders
  • Lead and actively participate in technical and governance meetings
  • Provide support aligned with Bruce Power cyber security processes and standards
  • Assist with compliance-related activities as required

Required Qualifications

  • Proven experience developing and writing technical procedures
  • Strong collaboration skills with the ability to work across multiple organizations
  • Demonstrated experience leading and actively participating in technical meetings
  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Ability to work independently in a remote environment

Assets / Preferred Qualifications

  • Familiarity with the ECC Process (BP-PROC-01081)
  • Knowledge of Bruce Power Cyber Security governance
  • Understanding of CSA N290.7 standards
  • Previous experience in nuclear, energy, or other highly regulated environments

Additional Information

  • Role is primarily remote, with occasional travel to site required
  • Bruce Power–cleared candidates only
How to apply: If interested email to swetha.raj@brainhunter.com
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