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Resilience Threat Lead
Location: Glasgow
Salary: £59-74K (plus up to 15% bonus, private healthcare & double-matched pension).
Permanent, Hybrid (3 days in office per week)
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Are you passionate about building a culture where resilience, security and preparedness are part of everyday decision-making? SP Energy Networks is looking for a Cyber & Resilience Culture Lead to shape and drive our resilience culture programme across IT, Operational Technology and critical business services.
What you’ll be doing
This is a unique opportunity to influence behaviours, strengthen organisational resilience and help ensure our people are ready to respond to an evolving risk landscape. Working across Cyber Security, Operational Technology, Communications, People, Risk and Business Leadership teams, you'll play a key role in embedding resilience into the way we work.
- You'll lead the development and delivery of SPEN's Cyber and Operational Resilience Culture Programme, creating engaging awareness campaigns, learning initiatives and communications that inspire lasting behavioural change.
- From resilience-by-design principles and leadership engagement to workshops, exercises and organisation-wide campaigns, you'll help build a culture where resilience is understood, valued and consistently demonstrated.
The role combines strategy with delivery. You'll:
- Develop long-term culture roadmaps
- Coordinate awareness activities
- Measure engagement and maturity
- Use data and feedback to drive continuous improvement
- Support regulatory and assurance activities
- Help ensure resilience responsibilities are embedded across the organisation
What you’ll bring
We're looking for a proactive and driven individual with experience in cyber security, operational resilience, communications, organisational development, learning and development, or a related field. You'll bring:
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- A strong understanding of resilience principles
- Experience delivering awareness or culture programmes
- The ability to engage and influence stakeholders at all levels
- Strong communication skills
- The ability to translate complex topics into clear, engaging and practical messages
Knowledge of the NIS Regulations, the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) and resilience best practice would be highly beneficial. Experience within Energy, Utilities or other Critical National Infrastructure sectors is also desirable.
What’s in it for you
As well as a competitive salary which is reviewed annually, you can also enjoy a number of other benefits:
- Pension scheme: We’ll double match your contribution up to a company contribution of 10%.
- Annual leave: 36 days
- Holiday purchase: Perfect your work/life balance with extra annual leave
- Share Incentive Plan and Sharesave Scheme
- Payroll giving and charity matched funding
- Technology Vouchers: Save more and spread the cost of your technology purposes
- Count us in: Pledge to reduce carbon emissions and help fight climate change
- Electric Vehicle Schemes: To help you transition to green/clean driving
- Cycle to Work scheme and public transport season ticket loans
- Options to purchase dental insurance, private medical insurance, health cash plan and annual health assessments
- Life Assurance: 4x salary
- Access to ‘nudge’ financial wellbeing support
- Shopping, leisure, restaurant and gym discounts, and unique employee deals on travel insurance and more
Why SP Energy Networks
SP Energy Networks is part of the Iberdrola Group, one of the world’s largest integrated utility companies and a world leader in wind energy. We keep electricity flowing to homes and businesses through Central and Southern Scotland, North Wales and in the North West of England. We operate over 4000km of cables and lines that make-up the transmission network – connecting infrastructure like wind farms into the electricity system. It’s a role that puts us right at the heart of Scotland’s ambition to be Net Zero by 2044. And we’re taking it very seriously. We’re investing >£5.5 billion into our transmission network, directly supporting the rapid growth needed in renewable energy.


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