Senior Information Security Governance Manager

Join Sonar, a rapidly growing company focused on building trust with our customers through a high level of security. As a Senior Information Security Governance Manager, you will lead the Security Governance and Customer Trust domains of our security risk management program. You will manage customer interactions, oversee trust system management, and support security initiatives. Additionally, you will coach and mentor team members, own and maintain Sonar's security governance program, and communicate complex security requirements to non-technical peers.

• Manage and participate in a clear process to provide clear security answers to customers and internal users, including information on the Trust Center.
• Ensure customer trust systems are accurate and support federated security support across Sonar, driving improvements and enhanced capability implementation in tooling.
• Support assigned security initiatives, ensuring they are delivered on time, within scope, and aligned with the broader InfoSec roadmap, while taking part in critical, high-impact technical and strategic decisions.
• Technical Diplomacy & Strategic Communication: Exceptional communication skills with the ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders, explain complex security requirements to non-technical peers in a way that fosters collaboration, and fully own complex problem resolution from communication through execution
• Unwavering Customer Obsession: You view security as an enabler. You are dedicated to building solutions that allow teams to move fast and innovate without compromising the safety of the organization or our users
• Extensive Multi-Domain InfoSec Expertise: Deep, extensive experience and knowledge across multiple security domains, examples include Cloud Security, GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), Identity & Access Management (IAM), or Application Security. You are considered a reference by teams and leaders in your areas of expertise
• AI Proficiency: Demonstrated ability to leverage AI tools and develop complex prompts to solve non-linear security problems and automate repetitive governance tasks. Ability to establish best practices for AI-driven security workflows that others can adopt
• Autonomous Leadership & Organizational Acumen: Strong organizational skills to manage multiple high-stakes remediation projects simultaneously under broad objectives with minimal supervision. Ability to take part in critical, high-impact decisions, mitigate risk within the domain, and proactively influence cross-functional teams to achieve ambitious objectives and model best practices
• Strategic Security Documentation: Ability to draft sophisticated policy language, control descriptions, and executive-level reports that bridge the gap between technical reality and business risk. Able to communicate strategic matters effectively to varying and diverse audiences