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IT Compliance Engineer

IT Compliance Engineer

Milton Keynes (Hybrid)


 

Without Jungheinrich, your shopping trolley would probably be empty. Every day, our trucks move millions of goods in logistics centres globally.

 

Jungheinrich is one of the top three leading companies in the material handling equipment and Intralogistics sectors worldwide – and we are very interested in speaking with you further about your career. 

 

Jungheinrich has evolved from a producer of forklifts to a manufacturing logistics service provider achieving an annual turnover of over £2.5 billion. Today, we employ over 14500 employees, thereof in Europe alone over 800 sales consultants, as well as more than 4200 mobile service engineers, maintain a close-knit network providing quality consulting and comprehensive service.

 

In short, your role within Jungheinrich will play a crucial part in providing the customer with complete peace of mind in managing their intra-company logistics.  

 

Role Purpose

  • Best practice design, support, and development of IT compliance framework congruent with global Jungheinrich standards. 
  • A champion of best practice methodology, who proactively engages to promote continual improvement of our processes and procedures.  
  • To be a customer-facing representative of the IT team to internal customers, one who proactively challenges the status quo to ensure the business maintains high standards of IT compliance.  

 

Role Responsibilities

  • Proactive monitoring and enhancement of the local IT compliance framework.
  • Self-motivating in terms of highlighting areas for improvement and proposing solutions. 
  • Project delivery to agreed deadlines.
  • Aligning local polices with the corporate standards (documentation and KPIs).
  • Implementation and maintenance of best practice IT security (i.e., ISO27001 / Cyber essentials / NIST)
  • Maintenance of documentation related to the IT compliance framework and IT security:
                   o    Information security compatible with corporate standards
                   o    GDPR compliance
  • Responsible for Project documentation, training, and BAU information.
  • Ownership of ISO27001 framework, incl. Continual improvements, implementation of change, monitoring / internal audits against the standard, adjust to new requirement (Plan, Do, Check, Act).
  • Security patch compliance governance for UK IT hardware estate (PCs, laptops, mobile devices).
  • Custodian of IT equipment standards, congruent with corporate standards.     
  • Custodian of the Configuration Management Database of IT assets.
  • Custodian of EOL hardware governance.
  • Ownership of employee JML process. 

 

Role Requirements

Competencies

  • Teamwork 
  • Strong attention to detail 
  • Positive and enthusiastic 
  • Strong End-User engagement 
  • Ability to grasp concepts quickly 
  • Tenacity 
  • Eagerness to acquire new skills  
  • Logical and analytical thinker 
  • Meeting deadlines (must be able to provide evidence)

Skills

  • Excellent verbal and written skills 
  • Ability plan and predict trends (e.g., capacity management)
  • Patience and empathy bias with end-User requests
  • Business centric mind-set
  • Knowledge of Microsoft audit tools highly desirable (e.g., Microsoft SCCM and Intune)

Qualifications 

  • Degree or equivalent in Computer Science or related discipline, or: -
  • Degree in Business Administration with proven background in IT and additional qualification in Information Security (e.g., CISMP, SSCP)

Experience 

  • Knowledge of IT systems security configuration.
  • Appreciation of corporate governance (software patching and security vulnerability assessments) 
  • Knowledge of GDPR
  • Demonstrable experience of information security frameworks such as ISO27001 / Cyber Essentials

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