Assistant(e) RSSI

About the Position

Assistant(e) RSSI

Join Scalian EN as an RSSI Assistant to manage information system approval processes and ensure cybersecurity compliance. You will be working with a major Industrial player in the Nuclear sector.

Responsibilities

• Pilot or support the approval processes of information systems in accordance with ANSSI requirements or equivalent standards.
• Conduct risk analyses and provide recommendations tailored to business and technical challenges.
• Define and monitor the application of security requirements throughout the project lifecycle.

Requirements

• Qualifications
  • Excellent knowledge of major cybersecurity standards, including:
    • ISO/IEC 27001 and its Information Security Management System (ISMS)
    • EBIOS Risk Manager (EBIOS RM) for risk analysis and management
    • Methodologies and best practices for ISMS risk management
  • Mastery of regulatory and normative requirements, including:
    • GDPR (RGPD)
    • Military Programming Law (LPM)
    • IGI 1300
    • II901
  • Education
    • Bachelor's or Master's degree (Bac+5) with a specialization in:
      • Cybersecurity
      • Information systems security
      • Network security
      • Applied computer science
  • Experience
    • 3 years of experience in a similar role
    • Proven expertise in governance and information systems security
    • Significant experience in supporting sensitive projects or projects with high security stakes
  • Skills
    • Excellent analytical and synthesis skills
    • Strong risk and compliance culture
    • Rigor, autonomy, and a sense of responsibility
    • Ability to communicate with technical and decision-making stakeholders
    • Team spirit and ability to support change

We Offer

• Competitive salary
• Full-time position
• Opportunity to work in the nuclear industry with a leading company

About the Company

Scalian EN is part of the Scalian Group, one of the TOP10 Consulting Engineering Companies in France. Scalian specializes in project management services, supply chain, architecture, and development of embedded digital systems, information systems applications, and artificial intelligence in various sectors such as aerospace, space, automotive, rail, services, luxury, and retail.

Founded in 1989, Scalian has over 5,500 employees in 11 countries and 15 locations in France, with a turnover of 550 million euros. Scalian works for major CAC40 groups on projects under AT or fixed-price contracts.

Labeled as a Great Place to Work, Scalian experiences 20% growth annually.

Why Scalian?

• Scalian supports your career development with a comprehensive 1-year onboarding program with your manager and HR, personalized training programs, technical communities, and internal events.
• Scalian promotes a high quality of life at work with certifications such as Great Place to Work® and Best Workplaces for Women, referral bonuses, vacation bonuses, and remote work agreements.
• Scalian develops a concrete and ambitious CSR policy: sustainable mobility, environmental actions, disability actions (accredited agreement, inclusive recruitment process, training for managers and recruiters, disability mission with dedicated time: [email protected]).

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