The Rail Systems Cyber Security Specialist is responsible for protecting our rail infrastructure from cyber threats. Below are the main duties and qualifications for this role:Responsibilities:- Design Assessments: Conduct assessments of rail systems design to ensure compliance with cybersecurity standards.- Compliance Evaluation: Assess the design compliance of rail subsystem disciplines with relevant standards and contractual requirements.- Client Advisory: Advise clients on compliance with applicable standards and help define contractual requirements.- Technical Documentation: Write detailed technical reports documenting the analysis performed.- Security Gap Analysis: Identify and document security gaps, suggesting appropriate mitigation actions.- Professional Participation: Participate in local professional associations to stay updated with industry practices.Qualifications:- Education: Bachelor's degree in engineering (Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, Electronic, Information Systems, or similar).- Experience: Proven experience in cybersecurity risk assessment within a rail environment.- Certification: Relevant security certification such as CISSP, CISM, or equivalent.Knowledge and Skills:- Legal Requirements: Understanding legal requirements and controls (e.g., Anti-Money Laundering, or AML).- Industry Practices: Familiarity with industry practices and professional standards.